Best Power Tool Attachment? REXBETI Metal Nibbler Drill or Impact Attachment

[@IanK1962]

Put a cloth over your magnet so you can take all the trimmings off with the cloth .

[@jamesf1393]

That's the best idea ever, why have I never thought about that?

[@qpham63]

@@jamesf1393I save my latex glove. Does the same thing. Throw the whole thing out when done.

[@alulaleak]

Looks amazing for electricians looking to make holes in metal framing

[@jeffreywin584]

Thank you so much. I just got mine in the mail and now have some sense of how to get started. Bought to cut speaker holes in rear deck of an old car I've restored. Great video. Thank you.

[@tycarter936]

Did it go through automotive sheet metal alright?

[@richardlocke3375]

Be carful with position. Chips can get in the drill ( motors are magnets) and short it out. I had severe damage to a drill after cutting about thirty feet. It’s a great tool if your carful I use an air version now to avoid issues.

[@jokly1264]

If you're still around to answer...would this then be best to use only with the body below the drill...then the chips will fall down away from the drill?

[@richardlocke3375]

@@jokly1264 If you cut with the panels flat and the drill strait up its pretty safe. Some cordless drills have screens over the vents like Bosch and are good to go. I was cutting window openings in already installed panels and it seemed like it sucked chips in. I completely disassembled and cleaned chips out multiple times. No permanent damage but a pain. You can modify the throat so the inlet is bigger. Think funnel. As long as the area the punch hits is in tact it works great. Hope this helps. Good luck

[@jokly1264]

@@richardlocke3375 It certainly does help. Thanks.

[@bigfoot3270]

Put a sock over drill 👍

[@qpham63]

Yep. Like all the info. I’m buying both.

[@country81]

This just solidified my purchase on it.

[@kohltec9911]

Glad to help! Great attachment for the price.

[@DM-pr5zu]

Yes, great demo / explanation. I will be working UP unfortunately under a park model rv with sheet metal belly wrap skin. I will ware wrap around safety glasses and fashion from duct tape a guard for my drill motor to keep nibbles out. No mention of oiling the die cuter ; or, replacement nibble "blades."

[@ImFieldy]

Good vid mate, cheers. i tried lots on YT u 1st bloke to show going over folds not just flats. 6:08

[@karenlenane9096]

Thanks for the great video. I learned a lot from it.

[@jorgegonzales878]

Thanks for the video I just got one as a present from my friend Casey and I can't wait to use it

[@riseinmylevis]

That attachment is freaking awesome dude I’m now getting one 😅 great video dude thanks for this 😎

[@87jeep-yj67]

Awesome video….you got me to order one today

[@New_Zealand_Music]

Metal nibbler for drills are fantastic. Thank you for the great video. I hope you're well. And chips, stuck in your foot, ouch. Which do you think was the most efficient the impact driver or the drill please?

[@kohltec9911]

I feel that the impact driver was easier to maneuver compared to a drill.

[@New_Zealand_Music]

@@kohltec9911 seem3d like that to me. Your will turns seemed easier and a bit faster. Thank you very much for your quick response. 8)

[@jokly1264]

@@New_Zealand_Music I imagine that would be due to the higher rpm of the impact. My dewalt drill is only rated for like 1500 rpm, but the impact is rated at something like 2600 rpm.

[@New_Zealand_Music]

@@jokly1264 Yes it's what I was trying to figure out what was more important torque or speed. But those nibbler are a lot of fun, very useful

[@tycarter936]

Great video, very helpful

[@andrewwakefield4519]

Very helpful review - thanks!

[@bluzman1940]

Great explanation. TY

[@Realism91]

The DeWalt is faster for corrugated and easily goes over the ribs and does circles decently.

[@albertianjavier9022]

i like the magnet

[@suehybalkhatib2006]

Came here to help decide one whether to get one of these or not, but now I'm also curious what kind of garage door do you have or what kind of insulation you're using on it?

[@thatbiguy1975]

looks like a 3 layer sandwich door. tin, foam, tin. sorta looks like Ideal brand hinges but most manufacturers make 3 layer door.

[@cameronsams9183]

Is it good with copper?

[@erickcano7460]

does this create any sparks?

[@jenmclernon9249]

Good good good

[@jesuscajigas-xh6lu]

How much

[@parkerhall7400]

Didn't mention oil?

[@brebelcountry]

Can you lock it on drill so you don't have to use the handle ?

[@kohltec9911]

Unfortunately I don't know of a good way to lock it on the drill/driver. If you get the shear attachment from DEWALT it does lock onto the drill/driver. That part number is DWASHRIR and it typically is around $45-$65. I picked one up recently, but haven't had a chance to make a video on it yet.

[@rudycalixto5208]

How much is single headed shear

[@ronaldseibert7271]

Would you be able to make a jig and use it that way

[@kohltec9911]

I haven't seen it done so far. There is the guide included for circles and straight cuts. You might be able to run it along a curved edge jig made out of plywood, but you would need to go slow. I think you might be better off using the jig to mark on the piece you want to cut and then following the line with the attachment.

[@David-vb8ih]

How well will these lower cost import attatchment last compared to the USA made Milner-Haufen nibbler? My guess is it is a good value for part time DIY but if you want to have a lasting tool to use every day on the jobsite you go with the higher price Milner-Haufen. Paying for higher quality steel and metallurgy is well worth the added cost when your livelihood depends on a tool, but if your kicking around on the farm doing a few random DIY projects this tool makes sense.

[@neilorourke71]

This tool is cool, but it has its limitations. I snapped one of the heads while trying to cut aluminum diamond plate (.072" thickness). Not sure why, maybe it was just a bum tool head. Or maybe the alum was too soft and sheared off into the mechanism, gunking it up? The confusing thing though was that I had cut an even thicker STEEL sheet before I tried the alum, and it worked great. Easy cleanup too if you have a small magnet. So idk, maybe it was the diamonds on the sheet? Just my experience. It also heat up substantially, so maybe it should be used with oil

[@jokly1264]

Did it break when cutting into one of the lugs of the diamond plate? I could see that happening. Was the thickness .072" including or not including the lugs?

[@machfiver753]

Who else started singing "Whoa whoa rexbeti mambalam"?

[@kohltec9911]

Have you used this attachment or one like it? If so, what do you think?

[@a36538]

used it on a pc case - it's a wonderful tool!

[@ryangranado]

THIS TOOL WORKS LIKE A DREAM. THE DISCHARGE PIECES ARE A MESS AND WILL STICK TO THE BOTTOM OF YOUR SHOES.

[@RipRoaringGarage]

I did a video on this nibbler....for heavy gauge stuff it will not work. As in nearly 50 year old sheet metal on a Ford...It was a waste of my time, and frustrating to no end.

[@kohltec9911]

Yeah it is definitely not going to help you on the heavy gauge stuff. Cuts in siding its not bad and thin metal it is fine, but I feel like it is a little over advertised on its max gauge. I remember seeing your video and will subscribe to you. Good luck in your KZbin endeavors and love the name!

[@RipRoaringGarage]

@@kohltec9911 These are all made by one factory in China but are sold under so many brands. The one I bought advertized it up to 10 gauge (2mm) thick. It was nowhere near capable of that. I ended up ripping the metal with a tool that since became my favorite. The Vampliers VT-01! Those are well engineered and clever pliers.

[@danl.4743]

@@RipRoaringGarage Correction to your comment. 10 gauge is 3.2mm. This tool's advertised 14 gauge is 2mm. Now we don't know if you actually tried to cut a 14g/2mm or 10g/3.2mm.

[@brik2716]

I found that a drill with a higher rpm worked better

[@UltraHydrophobiccoat]

Don't waste your money and time. Bought one and only worked once, then the inside gears are stuck!

[@josephpilmanphotography]

I had the same problem!!! i have a race tommorow and cant make it because of it!

[@morganescamilla163]

VERY SLOW CUTT YOU PUT THE VIDEO IN SPEED MODE

[@UGPepe]

jesus isn't there an attachment to catch those nibs?

[@rickmeadows686]

I hate companies like this who steal from other companies.

[@13panda13]

Blame the corrupt governments who allow the Chinese to extort others. Patents are worthless. The Chinese race have no ethics when it comes to this.

[@JasonAguirre]

Ripoff of a good product.

[@JDX123]

Wear hearing protection!

[@bjlanders]

this thing is trash, lasted for about 20 minutes of use...do not buy

[@MrDANGEROUSIDEAS]

nibblers make a terrible mess lol