Tin snips
Introduction
Tin snips are scissor like metal cutting tools for cutting thin sheet metal.
How to use it
Use like scissors and pliers, by opening and closing the handles and following a scribed line.
Where to use it
Used to cut thin sheet metal.
Maintenance
Occasional lubrication and tightening of the fulcrum. Blades require sharpening when blunt.
OHS issues
Take care with sharp edges of tool and material being cut. Safety glasses must be worn.
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