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Cables To Go 29524 Nibbler Metal-Cutting Tool

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Easily cuts into light gauge sheet metal, steel (up to 18 gauge) copper, aluminum, or plastic medium to customize your case mod window.
Application/Usage: Cutting
Color: Silver
Weight: 0.480 lbs.

Want to put a window in your case but don't have the expensive power tools? Not to worry, The GO! MOD Nibbler Tool by Cables To Go provides a cost-effective way to get that case mod completed. Drill a pilot hole and let the Nibbler Tool do the rest. Use the Nibbler Tool to cut shapes into any light-gauge sheet metal, copper, aluminum, or plastic medium.

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Model

Brand: Cables To Go

Model: 29524

Features

Features: Easily cuts into light gauge sheet metal, steel (up to 18 gauge) copper, aluminum, or plastic medium to customize your case mod window.

Application/Usage: Cutting

Color: Silver

Weight: 0.480 lbs.

Manufacturer Warranty

Parts: 1 year limited

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Warranty

Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
Limited Warranty period (labor): 0 day

Manufacturer Contact Info

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Website: http://www.cablestogo.com/|
Support Phone: 1-937-224-8646
Support Email: customer-service@c2g.com|
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Koda 1/12/2013 8:52:20 AM Tech Level: 3/5 Ownership: 1/5	Rating: 4/5Decent results Pros: Easily chews through my aluminum case to produce a decent hole. Cons: Time consuming, gave me blisters on my middle and ring fingers while wearing gloves. Leaves very sharp edges. Other Thoughts: I modified the side panel of my computer case using a compass to draw a 120mm circle. Of all the tools I tried, this was the most effective. I tried a mandrel/hole saw, jig saw, saws-all, and a dremel with a cut-off wheel, none of which produced the results I needed without fear of permanent damage to the case. A 120mm (4 3/4", 121mm) hole saw would have been perfect, but they are hard to find and expensive. Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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Koda
1/12/2013 8:52:20 AM
Tech Level: 3/5
Ownership: 1/5

Rating: 4/5Decent results

Pros: Easily chews through my aluminum case to produce a decent hole.

Cons: Time consuming, gave me blisters on my middle and ring fingers while wearing gloves. Leaves very sharp edges.

Other Thoughts: I modified the side panel of my computer case using a compass to draw a 120mm circle. Of all the tools I tried, this was the most effective.

I tried a mandrel/hole saw, jig saw, saws-all, and a dremel with a cut-off wheel, none of which produced the results I needed without fear of permanent damage to the case. A 120mm (4 3/4", 121mm) hole saw would have been perfect, but they are hard to find and expensive.

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