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Crescent Wiss has taken the Aviation Snip to the next level with the advanced Aviation Snips. The precision-cast molybdenum blades have CNC-ground serrations which allow for more uniform serrations that provide a cleaner cut every time. They feature extended pivot bolt life due to the superior free-float design. The spring-action design allows for fast, effortless feed. The all-new latch design provides ergonomic single-handed operation for left or right handed users. New extended non-slip handle grips give users better control while cutting. The new generation of Crescent Wiss Snips will cut over 8 miles of steel and feature up to 10 times longer cut life than traditional Aviation Snips. They are available in left/straight cut, right/straight cut, and straight cut.
Blade Material | Steel |
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Hand Tool Type | Snips/Sidecutters |
Handle Material | Comfort Grip |
Individual/Set | Set |
Number of Pieces | 3 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Rolled Steel Gauge Cutting Capacity | 18 |
Snip Type | Aviation Snip |
Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Manufacturer Warranty | Full Lifetime |
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M1R, M2R, AND M3R ARE MFG IN USA,
It should be adequate for the occasional cutting (4 or less). However, since Gutterguard is stainless, it would be advisable to utilize a heavier/larger pair of metal shears or a cut-off saw for four or more cuttings.
I would imagine it would cut them but have never used it for that
yes, the best snips there are, and we have used them all
Yes you can cut metal credit cards with snips. It should cut through them with ease.
If it is within the 18 gauge low carbon steel spec yes you can. Thank you
If you mean carpet trim or a transition strip - then no - I would not try to cut that with these snips. Better off using a hack saw or similar.
These are rated to cut up to 18 guage stainless steel so if the floor strip is within that capacity these should be fine. Thank you for your submission.
I’m sure they will but if your not sure they also have bull dog snips for heavier gage metal
These are rated for 18-gauge stainless steel so if the floor strip is within that capacity, it should be fine.
I CAN'T SEE WHY NOT. WE'VE CUT TOUGH BRANCHES, HARD PLASTIC & WI RING IN THE YARD. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THEM!
Yes, they would be fine to cut guitar strings. However I would just use wire sinks/cutters.
Guitar strings typically are around 12-gauge standard but can be heavier than that. I wouldn't recommend using the M3R for cutting this. I would recommend 0690TN by HK Porter or 130CG made by Xcelite if this is something you are going to be cutting on a regular basis. Thank you for your submission. Technical Team (sj)
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