Using the Pneumatic Nibbler

[@breeze787]

ROFLMAO! I cut a 4" hole in my wife's dryer and I used the Lnchett double nibbler that uses a battery operated drill to cut the hole. Previously I had never ever cut sheet metal and I cut the 4" hole in roughly 20 seconds just following my cut line. The drill operated nibbler is easier to use than the the air powered nibbler that this video is demonstrating by a landslide. I can't believe how much trouble this demonstrator is having. I ordered the Lnchett nibbler specifically for cutting the dryer hole because my sheetmetal shears was making a mess of the job and I ran out of options. Really inside of 5 minutes from opening the box for my new nibbler I had the hole cut. This video is almost 5 minutes long and its frustrating to watch him try to make a curved cut that I made in a matter of seconds. He also pulls out a file to smooth the edges I didn't have to do that but I did line the cut with duct tape as a precaution anyways. Watching this video & another KZbin video that demonstrated the air powered nibbler totally convinces me that the drill operated nibbler is a much better option in terms of convenience, ease of use, cut results & time savings. In other words the air nibbler SUCKS!

[@matthornton44]

I think he is just useless at using hand and power tools, he made it look harder than it is. I seriously question the channel name.