Cutting Auto Body Material and Acrylic
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What happens here
The nibbler is then used to cut two different types of non-metal materials. First, it cuts through auto body material (represented by a yellow plastic-coated metal piece), showing it can handle composite or coated metals. Next, it cuts a piece of acrylic or styrene (referred to as 'plexiglass' in the video). The demonstration highlights that the nibbler makes a clean cut without cracking or shattering these brittle plastic materials, which is a common challenge with other cutting methods.
Goal: Demonstrate the nibbler's ability to cut auto body materials and brittle plastics without damage.
Tools and materials
- Acrylic — Demonstrating clean cuts on brittle plastics
- Auto Body Material — Demonstrating cuts on composite or coated metals (represented by yellow piece)
- Cordless Drill Hitachi — Powering the nibbler