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Navigating through the world of cutting tools? Look no further than the DeWalt DWHT14680 Offset Long Cut Aviation Snip. This remarkable tool is engineered with a reduced handle span, meaning you'll use less muscle power when slicing through tough materials. Ideal for a wide range of materials, including aluminum, vinyl siding, screening, cardboard, leather, copper, and 18 to 22-Gauge sheet metal. The serrated cutting edge is a game-changer, preventing materials from slipping during use. And with its slip-resistant, bi-material cushion grip, you'll enjoy a firm and comfortable hold. What's in the box? Just one high-quality Offset Long Cut Aviation Snip. Its features are truly outstanding. It can cut 18 to 22-Gauge sheet metal with ease. The extended cutting blade allows for a longer cutting distance per cut compared to standard blades. The forged chrome vanadium steel blades ensure long-lasting durability. The external latch design makes it user-friendly, and the flush hardware enables smooth cuts. Plus, the serrated blade gives a clean finish. Here are the key specifications: it has a straight cut, a gauge cutting capacity of 18, an overall length of 11 inches, a weight of 1.17 lbs, a cutting edge length of 3 inches, is made of forged steel, and has an aviation style.
Using your DeWalt DWHT14680 Offset Long Cut Aviation Snip is a breeze. First, make sure you have a good grip on the tool using the slip-resistant cushion grip. When cutting, position the material firmly against the serrated cutting edge to prevent slipping. For best results, start the cut slowly and apply even pressure. As for the types of materials you can cut, it works great on aluminum, vinyl siding, screening, cardboard, leather, copper, and 18 to 22-Gauge sheet metal. Now, let's talk about some important safety tips. Always wear safety goggles to protect your eyes from any flying debris. Also, keep your fingers away from the cutting edge to avoid injuries. When it comes to maintenance, after each use, wipe the blades clean with a dry cloth to remove any debris. You can also apply a small amount of lubricant to the blades to keep them in good condition. Store the snip in a dry place to prevent rusting. If you notice any signs of wear or damage, it's best to replace the blades or the tool itself to ensure safe and efficient use.
