Best Machine Screw Cutter? Made in Japan! Easy Cut - One Step - No Deburring Needed! Esco Co. LTD.

amzn.to/41MO2jJ - ESCO Handy Machine Screw Cutter
Just a quick review of the ESCO EA545AK-10 Machine Screw Cutter.
It was very easy to use and feels like a high quality product.
Here are the details from the Amazon description page:
About this item
Precision Small Screw Cutter: Compact, plier-type design for easy storage and portability, effortlessly handling screws as short as 5mm, offering smooth nut insertion without the need for deburring, perfect for intricate tasks.
Manufacturer: ESCO Original; Cutting Capacity: M3, M4, M5, M6; Coarse (iron, stainless steel) *Except heat treated screws; Total Length: 8.9 inches (225 mm); Weight: Approx. 13.6 oz (370 g)
Main body material: S58C (cutter)
Screw the screw into the appropriate size hole, adjust the length and cut
Plier type allows you to store it in a tool box for easy carrying
It can also be stored in a tool box, so you can use it anywhere you like. After cutting, no chamfering is required and the nut will enter smoothly. The shortest neck length can be cut is approximately 0.2 inches (5 mm)
Introducing our Small Screw Cutter - Handy Type, a must-have tool for precision work! This compact marvel effortlessly fits into your toolbox, ensuring that no workspace is off-limits. Experience the convenience of smooth nut insertion without the hassle of deburring after each cut. Its plier-type design not only makes storage a breeze but also allows for easy portability. With a remarkable ability to handle screws as short as 5mm, this cutter is your go-to companion for intricate tasks. While its versatility knows no bounds, please note that it doesn't cut through heat-treated items like bolts or hardened screws. Elevate your toolkit with this essential for precision cutting and unparalleled efficiency!
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[@glenngoodlett2398]

I've been looking for screw cutters for years. Ordered immediately. Now I need an SAE version that goes down to 2-56.

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

Hello again, Dan the fix it man
Thank you for another Great Video 👍 Happy New Year's to you and your family. Again thank you 👌

[@daveh777]

That's pretty slick!

[@davecable3104]

Looks like a knuckle buster!

[@DonzLockz]

I used to cut screws pretty often. Wish I had one of these back then.

[@henrymorgan3982]

Never seen anything like it. Must be why it's Made in Japan!

[@davidyoung1610]

Very nice! I didn’t know a tool like this exists. Sure beats using a Dremel with those thin cutoff wheels that disintegrate right into your face. Also saves having to deburr small screws with a chamfer cone.

[@ProleDaddy]

A single shear version is built into a lot of wire strippers. I didn't realize this myself until not that long ago and I'm not so young anymore. It's on my wire strippers.

[@sandy_knight]

Interesting. If you machine a slot into the tip of your screw (e.g with a Dremel?) before you cut it you could make your own grub screws. That's probably a terrible idea but it might work in a pinch...

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

Hello Dan, the fix it man
Thank you for another Great Video 👍 Merry Christmas to you and your family. Again thank you 👌

[@DantheFixitMan]

@@georgeferlazzo7936 Thank you so much! Merry Christmas to you and your family as well!

[@josephseewald4687]

This tool looks great, Are there larger ones, SAE ones?

[@DantheFixitMan]

@@josephseewald4687 yes, I’m really happy with it. This is the only one I’ve seen from them, but I will inquire about an SAE and a larger version.
Take care,
-Dan

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Doubt they’ll ever make an imperial version for only one country. 😂😂😂

[@Curly_Maple]

​@@scroungasworkshop4663 - That one country happens to be a huge market. And non-metric hardware is used in more than just that one country.

[@harveysmith100]

@@scroungasworkshop4663 3 countries you forgot Liberia and Myanmar

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

@ Ohh yes, they’re major markets on the world stage 😂😂😂

[@carnold.knowledge]

If only they made an SAE version. I prefer the Knipex that don’t require threads. Just a hole so Metric or SAE doesn’t matter. Not as clean of a cut, but good enough.

[@justindelecki]

Right on, I do the same.

[@roybatty2030]

Nice tool but a fine toothed junior hacksaw has always worked for me. Leave a nut on the thread and unscrew it after cutting to debur.