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Cutting Thicker Metal Without Sparks

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What happens here

The presenter then uses the drill-mounted nibbler to cut through a piece of 14-gauge metal, which is a considerably thicker material. He points out that the tool cuts without generating sparks, a significant safety advantage, especially when working in environments where sparks could be hazardous. The cut is made along a curved edge of a pre-formed piece of metal.

Goal: The nibbler is used to cut a piece of 14-gauge metal, demonstrating its ability to handle thicker materials without producing dangerous sparks.

Tools and materials

  • 14-gauge Metal Piece
  • Corded/Cordless Drill
  • Millner-Haufen Pro Series Nibbler Tool

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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 over the weld there, there's no sparks. If you're cutting auto body, notice there's no you want to use it as a pipe notcher faster. I can set up a coping saw.

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