CZS Sheet Metal Cutter Drill Attachment, Electric Drill Shears Attachment Cutter Nibbler, Metal Nibbler Drill Attachment for Cutting Iron, White Sheet, Steel, Copper, Aluminum

Was skeptical about this with the reviews...but...bought it anyway.I think I see and understand the negative reviews and have some things to add to help clarify.1st. I used this on metal...22g and it cuts it just fine...the reason I bought it was to cut squares of flooring to use as pads/silencer pads to quiet the steel weights in my test weight carts.I had pictures of me cutting the steel sheets and the flooring (vct or whatever they call that stuff) but can not find the pics this is all i could find.2nd. The flat outer non knurled wheel is adjustable...it need to be run in and have the same pressure against the other wheel as a pair of tin snips/hedge trimmer blades have against each other. Too loose and you will get the cuts like you see in the pictures posted....too tight and it will bind up and not cut well.3. Add a bit of oil to the blades to help the disks slide over on another.. remember you are tightening them to one another.4. Use a variable speed drill on a very very slow speed....the slower I went the better/smoother/straighter my cut was. Don't use an impact driver...5. Get the angle right on the drill and duct tape a paint stir stick to the back of it to let the stick ride on the metal and it hold your drill at the right angle to you can concentrate on steering and pushing. Plan your direction of cut...this tool operates the same way red and green snips do.....IT IS DIRECTIONAL WITH THE UP AND DOWN PUSH!Do those things and this little tool is a great little cutter. Don't think for a second you are going to use it for a construction tool or industrial use or even to cut all the panels on your new barn roof. But for the occasional cutting and light use this is a good little tool.For 20 bucks don't thing you are going to replace your kettle shears or nibbles or even your red and green wiss snips.

I was concerned this product would not cut r panel straight. I was wrong its a wonderful product

Does not work. I have no idea what gauge the tin was, but it did not work. I think parts might have been missing. I don't know, maybe it was used?

These definitely cut through metal/hardwire cloth like butter! Could use better instructions but there are videos/pictures out there that help.

I bought this for a job of installing steel siding in a pole barn, which it worked really good for about half the job before it broke. It’s not really professional quality but if you have small jobs it’s great. I will probably buy another one at $20 just because it saves time cutting the steel.

One of the best tools I have bought. The tool is easy to use, cuts sheet metal like paper, and most importantly makes my job easier.

I tried several types of drills I own and was able to mount on my craftsman cordless drill. Cut hardware cloth and tin roof panels.

The directions are pitiful. One bracket with the cutter won't fit any drill I have. The metal bar/bracket also doesn't fit my Dewalt drill and doesn't even attach well to the cutter. The directions are so poorly written you can't figure out how to attach it. The drawings are less than useless. The cutter may cut well, I've haven't had the chance to use it, but parts included to attach it are poorly engineered and the instructions are useless. I could have designed a way to attach it to every drill ever made with a very easy to attach part.There was a card included with the cutter indicating I won a prize. The price was a second cutter. When I tried emailing or going to the website, neither existed.I have another cutter that is a scissor type but doesn't cut anything other than a straight cut well. I was hoping this would handle cuts in roofing when I have to cut around a vent or similar items. Disappointing. I gave it two starts because I'm giving it credence for cutting, even though I haven't had the chance to use it.