Cretee Metal Nibbler Drill Attachment,New Electric Drill Shears,DIY Electric Drill Plate Cutter Attachment,Electric Drill Plate Cutter, Safe and Durable Drill Attachment for Metal Cutting

1. It doesn't fit any drill. I've a generic one from Screwfix, no dice. The instructions are incomprehensible, as the pictures are tiny and description gibberish. 2. How the spring is attached and how one can stretch it is a mystery. 3. It is a safety risk if the end piece and the rod start spinning due to coming lose, you'll lose your sight. Buyer beware.

This is a metal cutting attachment for use with portable drills. It's a bit fiddly to set up but once done it works fine.It cuts reasonable well and is suitable for most DIY jobs, it is best suited to occasional use though, not least because of the set up and take apart apart process each time you want to use it.

This electric drill shears attachment is incredibly handy for cutting through metal sheets effortlessly. It attaches easily to my electric drill, and the metal-cutting process is smooth and controlled.

The first thing I have tried is if it fits my drill and it does, haven't cut anything with it however it does feel sturdy and it works as far as I can tell.

Well made little tool.It has a gripping wheel that pulls it along a bit and the two wheels cut as you go.You are not going to get huge precision,you cant turn small curves because the wheel size keeps it to a certain angle, it is more for shaping roughly and I guess it is called a nibbler because you can snip parts away to create shape but it will cut a sheet of metal in half, it doesnt just cut small strips.The maximum thickness it says it can cope with is upto 1mm but it is easier to work with on thinner metals.It wont cope with anything with texture or folds in it.worked with our rechargeable drill.Pretty good little drill attachment tool really. Much nicer to work with than snips and saves straining your hands .

Decent enough little tool.Not too exact in cutting but then you are able to snip off small pieces afterwards.Only cuts very thin materials.Fitted to the drill fairly easily.

It does cut roofing tin, not very fast and seems to want to make a curve( maybe me) has some trouble going over or thru the rain groves or bends in tin. Cant say it dont work because I made alot of cuts on scraps to practice just not the ad speeds on the videos

The media could not be loaded.  Hi, it’s a ok cutter, doesn’t take too long to attach to a drill and quite solid and stable once on, I’ve got no sheet metal to test, but it cuts cardboard easily and could probably chop up carpet well or thin bits of metal, Im sure it would come in use 😀