Eastwood Supercoup Nr1 Nibbler Metal Shears | Sheet Metal Cutter Tool Suitable for up to 22-Gauge Stainless & 18-Gauge Steel | Built-In Waste Curl Cutter | Metal Snips with Hardened Steel Jaws

These snips I use on industrial aluminum jacket in hand it is helpful in tight areas where snips don’t work or the pipe is too hot to get a good position for. They are slow but powerful

good value

Doesn’t cut like I thought it would. Gets hung up . Very expensive for what it does . I regret getting it .

I have a large project and couldn't decide on an electric nibbler so I purchased this one to get by...and to have one that is not dependent on electricity. Yes it's slow. One snip at a time. It will take me forever to cut out my stainless steel image for this project. I'll just keep at it until I get tired of it or just go ahead and buy something else. The spring release on this nibbler catches the skin between my pointer and thumb. I'll need to wear gloves on my tool hand. I'm a woman and maybe like so many other tools this is made for a man's larger hand. It's hard to find tools to fit women's hands and wrist strength. Anyway, I'll keep it and struggle through working with it.

It is hard to turn while cutting only makes small cuts waste of time waste of energy waste of money

Very impressed with this product. Works very well.

This is another time where a tool needs to be rated as the one to have an every toolbox, I will be buying another soon. Thank you, Corey Brown.

This does what is says it will do, but is not an easy tool to use OR is it comfortable in the hand. The grip is "one size fits no one". The amount that is clips each time is less than an eighth of an inch, so any job will take a long time. I got this to cut straight through corrugated metal; a simpler solution is just using a rotary saw with a metal blade. If you need to cut curves, then this MIGHT be the tool you should use... but maybe not. I used it once and then put it in the circular file.