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Selecting the right snip depends on the material to be cut, material
thickness, cut length, cut direction (straight, left, right) and whether
cutting straight, a wide curve, tight curve or circle. Aviation snips
make cuts easier because they feature compound leverage handles. Tinner
snips are the traditional tools used for decades. They feature a very
wide opening but the tools become very heavy and large to cut heavy
gauge sheet metal.
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the Midwest Snips guide for selecting the right snip.
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our flow chart for selecting the right snip based on different types
of cuts.
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our pocket guide to snip models and features.
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here to download the Metal Cutting Snips Guide To Handtools, Selection,
Safety Tips, Proper Use and Care.
Snip Selection Guide:
SELECT 1 type of material and 1 type of cut and we will provide your
snip options:
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