Drill Attachment Nibbler, For Flat & Corrugated Sheets Up To 14 Gauge, Safe, Versatile Multi-Direction Cutting

A surprisingly versatile tool. It cuts metal and plastic easily. Is able to turn corners with zero binding. Cutting straight lines is a little harder; using a straight edge helps. It handles the ribs and valleys of Delta Rib well. It does make a hell of a mess, though as it cuts out little quarter-moon pieces of metal. These pieces of metal are sharp and would easily get into an animal's paws. They sweep up easily on a shop floor, though. It does a fantastic job of cutting out holes and squares without bending or distorting the metal. It will also cut out holes in PVC pipe, which is something other types of nibblers can't do. It would be easier to handle if it were attached to a dedicated motor, but it isn't too bad. I attache mine to a 2500 rpm cordless drill and had no problems. Would like a faster drill, but 2500 rpm is enough. It's mostly a two-handed job. It a pretty good tool.

We all have a lot of choices when we buy on Amazon, but choosing the cheapest item isn't always in our own best interest. The CaNibbler I purchased from these folks cost a bit more than the Asian models, but what a difference. We ordered this to cut through aircraft grade aluminium on our Airstream trailer, and it does the job superbly. Their video walks you through any questions you have and the quality of the tool was the biggest and best surprise. The directions (or lack of directions) on the Asian tools would defeat anyone trying to find answers or order replacement parts. I believe in buying a good tool and doing it on the first purchase. It's a rule I live by and the CaNibbler is a fine example of something designed and built with high quality and supported by a great company.

It’s like a scroll saw for sheet metal. I mounted it to a piece of plywood and I was able to cut some flower petals and weld them together.

Super easy to, Nice clean cut awesome little product

This cost me $100. I always buy the best....except this time. Nibbler was not very sharp, and would not take complete bites out of metal. Maybe my drill was not powerful enough, but it didn’t do a very good job, and it is slowwwwww...... I now believe this is a time consuming and wasteful way to trim metal. I’m buying a motorized scissor type cutter.

Very good product. Very well built. As someone who relies on tools to make money quality tools that are serviceable adds a lot to the value.

Didn’t like it at all it broke at first use

Clean cut , no sharp edges .