I got one of these for a hanging insulated panel ceiling. Cut install time in half. Expensive but worth it. I'll never cut threaded rod any other way again.
I'm glad you enjoyed. It does seem like a very nice tool to have though it is a little specific in what it can do. If you are working with a lot of threaded rod. It is very handy.
What more did you want to see? There's not a while lot to this thing, I can definitely try and show more in future videos but it's nothing more than over sized scissors for bolts to be honest.
it might, you would have to make custom dies for it but it might be able to do it. It would certainly be worth experimenting with considering how much time it would save. Worst case you screw up a tool trying. Unfortunately I don't currently know how hard these dies are and if you could easily machine custom ones.
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I got one of these for a hanging insulated panel ceiling. Cut install time in half. Expensive but worth it. I'll never cut threaded rod any other way again.
They are really nice for sure, I kinda wish they had dies for other screw sizes available also.
Great review thanks
I'm glad you enjoyed. It does seem like a very nice tool to have though it is a little specific in what it can do. If you are working with a lot of threaded rod. It is very handy.
will this work for 3/8" SS316 tube?
This cutter is not rated for tubing. It is rated for stainless bolts but not tubing. Hope this helps.
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What more did you want to see? There's not a while lot to this thing, I can definitely try and show more in future videos but it's nothing more than over sized scissors for bolts to be honest.
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Would this cut #3 and #4 rebar?
it might, you would have to make custom dies for it but it might be able to do it. It would certainly be worth experimenting with considering how much time it would save. Worst case you screw up a tool trying. Unfortunately I don't currently know how hard these dies are and if you could easily machine custom ones.