Campbell Hausfeld PL151999AV 16 Gauge Pnuematic Nibbler
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Average customer review:Product Description
Includes Air Nibbler - PL151999
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #13686 in Home Improvement
- Brand: Campbell Hausfeld
- Model: PL151999AV
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.80" h x 4.30" w x 8.50" l, 2.00 pounds
Features
- At 3,900 strokes per minute, provides the cutting power to cut up to 16 gauge steel.
- Designed to cut intricate patterns in sheet metal and aluminum without leaving burrs.
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
The PL1519 air nibbler can cut intricate patterns in sheet metal without leaving burrs. This tool can cut up to 16 gauge steel. This is a popular tool in body repair work.
Customer Reviews
Pnuematic Nibbler
I used the nibbler on 22 gauge 304 stainless. The sheet was embossed with a tread plate. For the most part the tool performed well. However performance dropped if the compressor dropped below 150 psi constant. Nibbler heads wore quickly however stainless is not a soft material.
The tool was used to cut out a backsplash for uour kitchen. I purchased 5 additional nibbler dies to complete job. The tool did the job and it was of reasonable cost even with the purchase of additional dies ($10 each).
CH PL15999
What a fabulous little tool. I had two 4'x8' sheets of 18 ga epoxy-painted steel to cut into six pieces. The local sheet metal shop was reluctant to touch it for fear of damaging the paint, bending rather than shearing, blah, blah, blah... I cut approx 38 lineal feet with this tool pretty quickly, saved $$ having someone else do it and got a neat little tool besides. Works great against a 1/4" straight edge. The tool did leave a small line in the painted suface, but that can be touched up easily. Best to have as much air (cfm) as possible. My compressor at 6.9 cfm was below the recommended 7.8 cfm and so I stopped from time to time to let the compressor catch up. Best to wear a latex glove on the hand holding the tool to avoid oil residue from the exhaust getting on your hand. Also, I was using small pieces of masking tape for marking the ends of the cuts...best to remove these before cutting through tape as it may cause the chips to ball up rather than freely fall out.
NICE TOOL for slicy slice
I have used this tool mostly for cutting tin roof, and aluminum sheet for my RV project, it has worked perfect every time. worth the money



