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Sheet Metal Nibbler Won't Nibble
(2 December 2024)
You bought a sheet metal nibbler and at first it cut through sheet metal like crazy. After a while it started to frequently bind up and stop. You picked up a pack of replacement cutting teeth and put a new one in but it never cut as well or maybe wouldn't cut at all... even with the new cutter. The all important setup item for the cutter on the nibbler is how far in you screw the head that fits over it. There are two surfaces that make up the cutting edge, the replaceable cutter/tooth is one but the screw on head is the other. The tooth or cutter must completely move beyond the edge of the head or it won't cut at all. At the top of its movement, make sure that the cutting edge complete disappears from sight. This is done by screwing the head in further. When it reaches this point, tighten the lock nut.
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