Amazon[amazon.com] has CRAFTSMAN Left Cut Aviation Snips (CMHT73755) for $8.49. -OOS Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
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Amazon[amazon.com] has CRAFTSMAN Left Cut Aviation Snips (CMHT73755) for $8.49. -OOS Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
Lowes[lowes.com] has CRAFTSMAN Left Cut Aviation Snips (CMHT73755) on sale for $8.49. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders $35+ for MyLowe's Rewards Members (free to join[lowes.com]).
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Usually right hand people use lefts, these are a great deal if your going to throw them in a draw and almost never use them but if your actually going to cut a good amount of sheet metal spend $30 once and buy something real
A three pack of left, right, and straight is available at Harbor Freight for about $12 and with an ITC membership that drops to about $9 through today.
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...if your actually going to cut a good amount of sheet metal spend $30 once and buy something real
Totally agree with this. Not to sound like a tin snip snob, but my go-to snips are Malco brand that run around $45. But Midwest snips are popular too at around $30.
$10 snips will work, but if you cut a lot of sheet metal you'll definitely see the difference between them and a quality pair of snips.
Totally agree with this. Not to sound like a tin snip snob, but my go-to snips are Malco brand that run around $45. But Midwest snips are popular too at around $30.
$10 snips will work, but if you cut a lot of sheet metal you'll definitely see the difference between them and a quality pair of snips.
I bought the right cut version during the last deal. I don't know if I got a lemon but it cuts terrible. I was cutting some rather thin stainless steel gutter guards and it was almost impossible to get a good snip/cut. I brought out my old Stanley Fatmax straight cutters which surprisingly did the job these snips couldn't.
A three pack of left, right, and straight is available at Harbor Freight for about $12 and with an ITC membership that drops to about $9 through today.
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Lowe's [lowes.com] has it too.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMA...1000
added to post and repped. Thank you
so right cut for right handed?
You should have left and right snips in the toolbox to cover all contingencies. I rarely use my straight snips.
so right cut for right handed?
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$10 snips will work, but if you cut a lot of sheet metal you'll definitely see the difference between them and a quality pair of snips.
$10 snips will work, but if you cut a lot of sheet metal you'll definitely see the difference between them and a quality pair of snips.
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