Double Head Metal Nibbler Drill Attachment – Effortless Precision Sheet Cutting
Double Headed Metal Nibbler – Turn Your Drill into a Sheet Metal Cutting Machine
Effortlessly cut thin metals and plastics with this Double Headed Metal Nibbler. Attach it to any standard power drill, and you’re ready to achieve clean, burr-free edges on steel, aluminum, copper, plastic, and more. Perfect for both professional workshops and DIY enthusiasts.
【Smooth & Precise Cuts】
Tackle straight lines, curves, and tight corners with ease. The dual-head design ensures minimal deformation and a polished finish, saving you time on post-cut filing or sanding.
【Compact & Efficient】
Measuring just 18 x 5.1 x 7.8cm (7" x 2" x 3"), this lightweight attachment is easy to handle, even in confined spaces. Its universal shank fits most drills with a 3/8" (10mm) or larger chuck.
【Durable Construction】
Made from robust metal and reinforced plastic, the cutter is built for long-lasting performance. Each package includes a handy metal wrench for quick maintenance and effortless head adjustments.
【Versatile Applications】
Whether you’re repairing car body panels, crafting decorative metalwork, or working on home renovation projects, this versatile attachment handles it all. Enjoy professional-level results without investing in bulky, specialized machinery.
【How to Use】
1. Secure the hex shank into your drill’s chuck, ensuring it’s tightened firmly.
2. Set the material on a stable work surface.
3. Run your drill at a suitable speed (approximately 1500-3000 rpm).
4. Guide the nibbler along your intended cutting line, applying gentle forward pressure.
5. Swap or adjust the cutting heads using the included wrench whenever needed.
【FAQ】
Q1: Which materials are supported?
A1: This attachment is ideal for thin metals (steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper) and plastics/fiberboards. Thickness beyond the recommended range may affect performance.
Q2: Will it fit my drill?
A2: Most drills with a 3/8" (10mm) or larger chuck can accommodate the nibbler’s hex shank. Always confirm your drill's RPM and torque requirements before use.
Q3: How do I maintain the cutter heads?
A3: Regularly check for wear on the cutting edges. If you notice rougher cuts or more burrs than usual, it’s time to replace or sharpen the heads.