Hey guys, what are the benefits of using it?
Where can I get the right info about this.

RonW wrote:

bbernardesjr87 wrote:

madman_us wrote:
awesome review Ben *thumbs up

Thanks Alex, I’m glad you liked it.
Do you own the Bosch 18v Metal Cutting Circular Saw?
I heard it’s super lightweight and powerful.

Not sure if madman has one. But I do. It’s a nice small saw. No problem cutting 3/8 thick stock.

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MTRoads wrote:MTRoads

Hey Stan @MTRoads, it’s looking good!
How long have you been welding?
What type of grinder discs are you using on it?
So, all materials you’ve been using are 22ga?(leaves)

Please post your next results.

madman_us wrote:awesome review Ben *thumbs up

Thanks Alex, I’m glad you liked it.
Do you own the Bosch 18v Metal Cutting Circular Saw?
I heard it’s super lightweight and powerful.

madman_us wrote:

bbernardesjr87 wrote:
Alex, it’s good for us to have you around here, you know a lot of details about tools. hahaha thanks for sharing knowledge with us all.

thanks Ben – I try my best

Alex, keep it up the good work! hahaha

cmeyer25 wrote:

bbernardesjr87 wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:

bbernardesjr87 wrote:
PS42 12v Impact dri…

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cmeyer25 wrote:@madman_us well, as our ambassador, I expect a ton of pictures when you report back to us, lol. I want to be able to live vicariously through your posts!

Charlie, we are honoured to have Alex @madman_us as our ambassador hahahaha
It’s good to received heads up about new tools from him, he knows everything!
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cmeyer25 wrote:

bbernardesjr87 wrote:
PS42 12v Impact driver
(question)
Anyone using it? Is the chuck wobbly with longer bits on?
Seems good enough for small quick jobs.

I have both the ps41 and 42 (the older one is at work and the newer one at home) and I love my ps42! It’s a little more ergonomical feeling, I think it’s a tiny bit shorter, and…

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madman_us wrote:

Miamicuse wrote:

theamcguy wrote:
Does anyone know if regular OMT blades will work in the Starlock ones? I have a ton of blades and hate to upgrade if they will not work.

I would like to know the answer to that as well.

The OIS multitool blades won’t work in the starlock multitools because of the 3D locking mechanism.
you n…

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DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

bbernardesjr87 wrote:
However, I personally prefer the nibbler tool itself. Easier and faster, as it is a ready to go type of tool, put the battery and get it done.

so do I. The thing is I don’t have enough nibbling to do to justafi getting one. It has a heafty price and it seems the snips always seem to do f…

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DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

bbernardesjr87 wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

bbernardesjr87 wrote:
Has anyone used this tool from Bosch?
I knew they have a 12v version, but this one is 18v.
As I work with sheet metal, guttering and metal roofing, this tool would be perfect!

That is the 16ga. shear. Will it cut lighter gauge metal as well?

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It’s undeniable that nibblers come handy for some tasks, some profiles etc.
This attachment seems to be solid and well built, cheaper ones aren’t made with good materials and for this reason they do not last long.

However, I personally prefer the nibbler tool itself. Easier and faster, as it is a ready to go type of tool, put the battery and get it done.

PS42 12v Impact driver
(question)
Anyone using it? Is the chuck wobbly with longer bits on?
Seems good enough for small quick jobs.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

bbernardesjr87 wrote:
Has anyone used this tool from Bosch?
I knew they have a 12v version, but this one is 18v.
As I work with sheet metal, guttering and metal roofing, this tool would be perfect!

That is the 16ga. shear. Will it cut lighter gauge metal as well?

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Doobie wrote:Not sure if you realize it Ben, I don’t believe this tool is available in NA.

Nonetheless, here’s a UK product page for anybody interested in importing it.

https://shop.bosch-professional.com/gb/en/product/cordless-metal-shear-gsc-18v-16–43863–0601926200

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CB wrote:I do metal flashing, often with 20 gauge, and I won’t use nibblers or electric metal shears due to the kerf loss of material (power cutters often remove a 1/8″ strip of material that curls up out of the cut line). I use tin snips only. I have probably 8 different snip shapes.

When I’m cutting and folding for corners, I want all the m…

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