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Product Name: | Olympia Tools Power Grip Bolt Cutter, 39-114, 14 Inches |
Manufacturer: | Olympia Tools |
Model Number: | 39-114 |
Product SKU: | B00GABUX9G |
UPC: | 883652391142 |
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I found this segment from an article online:
"If you'll be using it frequently or for long periods of time, look for one with cushioned handles and/or an ergonomic design. With these factors in mind, here are some suggested sizes: For light duty Cutting occasional small pieces of up to 3/8″ diameter rebar: 14″ cutters will do the job nicely.
For medium duty Cutting thicker pieces of up to 1/2″ diameter rebar: 18″ cutters will give you more power and durability. For heavy-duty Cutting thick pieces of up to 5/8″ diameter rebar: 24″ cutters are your best bet for tackling big jobs."
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I love the foldable design of these, I've always been eye balling the model that Menards carries. Good if you have limited trunk space or a small storage compartment where you want to store/carry them.
Like in your hoodie.
Like in your hoodie.
Need to save space for your 9...mm...wrench, because tools get jobs done.
So, there is something to be said about a cold, quiet, non-smelly, safe pair of bolt cutters.
I have these in the larger size, and they are great, built like a tank, no way the handle is going to break at the joint, and fit in a toolbox. Can cut bolts, nails, chain, and small locks like butter. But forget about cutting large locks or rebar, you could do it, but it would be a struggle.
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So, there is something to be said about a cold, quiet, non-smelly, safe pair of bolt cutters.
I have these in the larger size, and they are great, built like a tank, no way the handle is going to break at the joint, and fit in a toolbox. Can cut bolts, nails, chain, and small locks like butter. But forget about cutting large locks or rebar, you could do it, but it would be a struggle.
All of your points are valid. My use case is the middle of the woods for no one to be bothered and I wear ear & eye protection. If stealth at night is desired, bolt cutters are the better option. Most of the locks I need to cut are pro grade heavy duty anyway. The grinder makes it happen in under a minute with HF cutoff wheels.