Tin snips

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Primarily for straight cuts, although they will cut wide curves when trimming light stock Heat treated for strength and durability Widely used in plumbing, heating, air conditioning and roofing trades, as well as being nearly universal home handyman's tools Inside edge of the blade face is flat and tends to guide the tool along a straight line Covered by GreatNeck limited lifetime warranty › See more product details

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PRICES MAY VARY. Cuts straight and slight curves with yellow handles for quick identification Ergonomic, single handed latch operation for left or right handed use Precision cast molybdenum blades with conk ground edges and serrations for cutting low carbon, cold rolled 18 gauge steel Blade serrations spread cutting force across jaws improving cut quality and tool life Superior Design prevents tears at end of cuts by controlling blade bypass and minimizes folding and burrs Free float design…

I know Wiss is good but I have never owned a brand new pair. All my snips have been swap meet ones and not very good. So I'd like to get the Wiss L/R snips...

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The 10" Tin Snips are made of forged steel making them quite durable and able to cut 22 gauge rolled steel and 26 gauge stainless steel.

Lady takes an old tin can, creates a magical DIY that I didn't think was possible