How to Use the SnapTable PRO | Swenson Shear Roof Cutting Tools

The towable SnapTable PRO is an all-in-one standing seam panel preparation system that speeds up your panel preparation process while also producing consistent, factory-like cuts. Here’s a quick guide for how to use your SnapTable’s notcher, slitter, and hemmer.
For more in-depth instruction on how to use your SnapTable, be sure to visit SwensonShear.com for manuals, charts, catalogs, and brochures. Don’t yet have a SnapTable PRO? Contact [e-mail] or call [phone] for quote.

[@chadjennings3907]

The company I work for has one and we never use it..... it's a great idea ..... but...... it just doesn't work well. Also 90% of standing seam/ snap lock jobs are inspection jobs and these machines don't allow the female rib to rap around the male at the bottom closing the gap between the 2 panels.

[@dustyhines8646]

I would like to see you do it with a long panel

[@surfer880]

I like the idea, but if your going to be paying that much for the shear. I dont want any extra cutting or snipping, Or have to adjust the blocks to fit a valley angel when hemming. Your not cutting time on the job. Your just adding another step. I would totally buy your shear if you do not have to make any adjustments or make added cuts to the panels. It’s a great idea but help us cut out the labor even more so any of my guys can step up and do it without having to think.

[@jacknuts1777]

youre 100% correct. i run a 3 man crew and this would add another laborer that im unable to find. i use the makita nibblers on the roof to cut the pannels and this tool looks like 2-3 times the effort. it just doesnt offset the price

[@tyleriferd6713]

Wer can i buy 1 and how much?

[@SwensonShear]

Hi Tyler, You can email our sales team at [e-mail] and they can assist you with any questions you might have. Thanks! L

[@morganaue3412]

Hi Tyler. Please contact us at 877-588-8748 or email [e-mail]. You can also visit www.SwensonShear.com for more information!

[@SwensonShear]

@Tyler Iferd Whats a good email to send you more
information?

[@bigjer7589]

1. Doesn’t really seem job site friendly. We are normally on site with other contractors with little flat ground, limited parking.
2. Why not just advertise the price?

[@surfer880]

@@bigjer7589 $16000