Power Sheet Metal Shears Throatless vs Double Cut, which one should YOU buy?

I describe the two most common types of power shears and demonstrate them.
The shears I recommend ($36.99)
www.harborfreight.com/18-gaug...
Better but pricier ($329)
www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-3-...
when you absolutely positively have to kill everyone in the room ($559)
www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-6-...
The other one in the video:
Air:
www.harborfreight.com/inline-...
Coreded:
www.harborfreight.com/14-gaug...

[@cyb0rg83]

"she was called throatless because of the unlimited depth" that one got me. Great review

[@HerbOMatic]

Very Popular Girl

[@T3glider]

You could have included a third option, which would have performed best on the wavy lines … a nibbler.

[@politic17]

Thank you very much.

[@HerbOMatic]

You are welcome! Ori No Game

[@THADONKEYisI]

Hey Brother, think this video could cause some problems. U Never un-plugged while making blade adjustments. That's a bad habit.

[@emeltea33]

10:48

[@mohsinmughal1608]

Yess I should By It
Please sir Contect Me please replyyy

[@bobm2637]

Your curley-Q shear is called a double cut shear.

[@HerbOMatic]

Makes more sense! I've also heard nibbler.

[@bobm2637]

@@HerbOMatic A nibbler is yet another tool for cutting metal. It's different from either the double cut shears or the throatless shears. See here, for example: www.eastwood.com/eastwood-air-nibbler.html

[@HerbOMatic]

Thanks Bob, I haven't seen that one before....

[@bobm2637]

You are welcome.

[@emeltea33]

​@HerbOMatic think of a paper hole puncher. Engage, move fwd a 1/8 diameter engage, over and over.

[@melmorris134]

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