Turbo Shear

Produces pretty good results but requires some skill development before you'll achieve great results. When I first started using the cutter, I found it very important to have the metal I was cutting firmly anchored. That is required or you will not be able to cut at a uniform speed. The need to use constant pressure and speed is what is required to keep from wrinkling the edge of the metal stock you are cutting. I cut several sheets of roofing steel before I learned exactly how this machine likes to run and produced a lot of wrinkled edges. If you are thinking you will just rip through a piece of stock with a smooth straight line, you may be overestimating your abilities. The tool is well-designed for two-handed operations, (So forget holding your working stock with your other hand). The cost is likely its most attractive selling point. But having operated it, I may consider also picking up an all-in-one metal shear that looks like a common drill.

works great on shearing new metal roof.

Exactly what I needed. Made quick work of cutting panels.

The shear was easy to attach to drill and use

Great accessory! Cuts through hardware cloth and galvanized steel corrugated roofing like buttah!! I am building a cat enclosure and the thought of cutting the 1/2” hardware cloth one square at a time while shredding my hands in the process was bad, but not as bad as buying a dedicated shearing tool that I would likely not use again. This is the perfect use case for this tool. Love it! I want to cut other stuff now!! LOL