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Good morning to all in the Community.
I was wondering if anyone could help me with some tips or tricks on using nibblers on Colourbond. I bought the drill attachment version 10 months ago and we'll have been fighting that for a while.
Yesterday I bought the Ryobi Airwave Nibbler for my compressor attachment and I'm still struggling.
On the S Colourbond I can go down hill alright but then as I turn up it just won't cut at all ๐ก๐๐
Any tips ladies and gentlemen?
@Jason do you have any members you could recommend or link this post too?
It would be much appreciated.
Kind regards Rob Colbert ๐
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Hi Rob (@gippslandhome),
Sorry to read of your trouble. As it's a really specific issue, have you tried contacting Ryobi directly?
Happy to tag some members if you don't get any nibbles from the community.
Jason
Thanks @Jason for your reply.
It's not so much a problem with the tool but the fella behind the tool ๐๐
Just needing some tips.
Perhaps @ProjectPete may be able to help?
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Sorry btu haven't used the tool before @gippslandhome. I've only cut corrugated iron with grinder and jigsaw (very carefully) before. Then filed off any sharp spots.
While I sit in the has a metal cutting circular saw camp, I did find a demo that shows how easy/hard it is to use nibblers.
Looking at the manual they show the tool held in line with the cut, where the video has the cutter at 90 deg. 16 years of metalwork has given me a healthy respect for using angle grinders to cut things especialy after someone dropped one and earned the nickname of stumpy.
@TheSaltyreefer mate if you find the time to do that it would be awesome.
I'm struggling with both the old Irwin drill attachment and the new Airwave Nibbler.
Great on flat material and going on all sorts of angles but Corry is killing me ๐๐๐.
Thank you so much.
Kind regards Rob ๐
Thanks so much for the video @Brad .
No matter which way I hold my tounge it's just not happening ๐ก๐๐๐.
I will keep trying ๐
๐๐๐๐ and stand upside down
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