Herramienta para picar enchapada en níquel

The tools works well however it was listed to be 2 tools and I only received 1....

Excellent tool for cutting out holes in thin sheet panels etc. does not distort the metal like tin snips. Only just found about this tool but was perfect for my job and looks like it will be used a lot in the future. Very impressed

These are supposed to be for light sheet metal work but they also work extremely well for model building and kit bashing. Great to make door and window opening where scoring and snapping would not work or for enlarging existing openings for customizing. Well made tool sturdy steel. Very pleased.

Clever tool. When you need it, you need it

these are fantastic, very well made for the price. i didn't expect this high of both quality and utility for this low price.

worked great for Guitar frets. I sanded a groove with an angle file so they would lie flatter. (do it with the tool closed so you can use the top of the cutter as a fence). It cut with very little effort. a small amount of finish filing needed.I assume the SMac $150 version is better. But if your just doing a guitar for yourself. This worked a treat.

This nibbler works great. I have a 3" wide (76.2mm) strip of 1/16" thick (1.6mm) aluminum that I needed to cut into 3" x 1" pieces. I started to use a Dremel tool with a cutting wheel, but I knew that would result in an ugly, not straight cut. I looked up how to cut metal sheets, and discovered "nibblers": kinds that are electric, kinds that are pneumatic, and hand-operated kinds like this one. Although I was skeptical that this inexpensive hand-operated nibbler could do a good job, and I worried that my material was slightly thicker than the specifications suggested the nibbler could handle, I didn't want to pay the higher price for an electric or pneumatic one. So, I took a chance on this one, and it was a good decision. I was able to cut very straight, clean cuts 3" across the 1/16" …

Good for little nibbles where you can’t get aviation snips. (I’m using to put down tube holes in installed aluminum gutters). Can’t speak to steel or longevity yet. They do get in tight spaces.