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Yeah, when you come across an engineering problem you can pretty much guarantee someone has developed a tool to deal with it ???? 

 

Often the hardest bit is working out what the thing is called. A "de-burring tool" is pretty self-explanatory but what does a "nibbler" do?

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Thats the best tool to use from 7 to 10 am, on some big wobbly steel sheets, the day after your neighbour have had a noisy party all night????

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1 hour ago, Crossy said:

Yeah, when you come across an engineering problem you can pretty much guarantee someone has developed a tool to deal with it ???? 

 

Often the hardest bit is working out what the thing is called. A "de-burring tool" is pretty self-explanatory but what does a "nibbler" do?

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1 hour ago, Crossy said:

Yeah, when you come across an engineering problem you can pretty much guarantee someone has developed a tool to deal with it ???? 

 

Often the hardest bit is working out what the thing is called. A "de-burring tool" is pretty self-explanatory but what does a "nibbler" do?

They have been used in the roofing trade for 50 years or more for cutting steel sheets and steel roof sheets. 

The German Fein nibbler was the most used and reliable. 

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