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The Nibbler - cutter for square holes
Instructions
- Simply drill ⅜" hole insert cutting head and compress handles.
- Gives you the ability to make square holes for fuse holders, special connectors displays etc.
- Material to be nibbled is placed in the gap between the punch and blade channel.
- By squeezing the handles together, the punch will move down into the channel, cutting out a slug of metal.
- A scribe line can be followed by looking down on work in this position. A slot is cut by making successive cuts.
- To make a sharp 90 degrees turn, pull the tool out of the slot. Turn the work 90 degrees and insert the tool again.
- By turning the tool before each cut, a ~\frac{5}{16}~" (7.9mm) minimum radius can be cut.
- Almost any size or shape hale can be cut by starting with a ⅜" (9.5mm) hole.
RoHS Compliant
| Cutting Diameter, minimum | 15.8 mm | |
| Pilot Hole | 9.5 mm |
| Packaging Dimensions | 11.8 in. × 5 in. × 1 in. | |
| Weight (Packaging) | 0.469 lbs. |
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How big are the "nibbles" using this tool?
Asked by Anonymous on February 24th, 2016.
February 24th, 2016
Staff MemberTop Contributor
The nibbler makes cuts just shy of 1/4" wide.
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I have some stainless steel guitar frets I need to nibble the tangs on, will these work for those?
Asked by Anonymous on November 18th, 2016.
This is a nibbling tool and is designed to cut sheet metal. You are looking for a fret tang nibbler. This will not work for you.
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How thick sheet metal can it cut? Will it also cut aluminum and if so how thick?
Asked by Anonymous on December 30th, 2016.
The cutting head has a max height of 0.10" (2.7mm).
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