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Hi, any recommendation for tin snips?
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3 PACK OF HEAVY DUTY AVIATION TIN SNIPS SET SHEET METAL CUTTERS SHEARS TINSNIPS | eBay
Fitted with vinyl softgrip handles giving extra comfort and grip during use. Comfortable contoured colour coded vinyl cushion-grip handles. Self opening Spring action handles. 1 x Right Cut. Tempered steel blades with sharp jaws.
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If you are buying one pair,get a set of Gilbows,Irwin make them,now. They will do the heavy and light work,just dress the cutting edges with a diamond hone,now and again.
The most common killer of jaws,is a live wire,or something hardened,like a hidden self-tapper...
The most common killer of jaws,is a live wire,or something hardened,like a hidden self-tapper...
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