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Attaching to a Corded/Cordless Drill

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What happens here

The presenter detaches the nibbler from the impact driver and then attaches it to a corded drill, demonstrating its versatility. He notes that it works equally well with both corded and cordless drills, allowing users to utilize their existing power tools.

Goal: The presenter shows that the nibbler tool is also compatible with standard corded or cordless drills, expanding its usability.

Tools and materials

  • Corded/Cordless Drill
  • Millner-Haufen Pro Series Nibbler Tool

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that's the whole setup right there. Pop it in. You're ready to cut. It's a very safe tool. I mean, I'm literally running my finger all over that. You're not going to cut yourself. If you happen to own a drill, pop it into a drill, corded or cordless, you're ready to run. It'll do it. It'll do thick stuff as well. Let it cut as thick as sporting gauge. And notice there's no sparks. Even going

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