PacTool SS404 Snappersax av entreprenörskvalitet - Elektrisk skärare för fibercementbeklädnad - Elverktyg för proffs Sidasax / 6,5 Amp. Fräs

Name: PacTool SS404 Snappersax av entreprenörskvalitet - Elektrisk skärare för fibercementbeklädnad - Elverktyg för proffs Sidasax / 6,5 Amp. Fräs
Brand: PacTool
SKU: 0645646404005
Price: 449.83 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:PacTool

3.4/5

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449.83

PACTOOL: Vi har litat på i årtionden och är ledande inom specialiserad konstruktion, renovering och ombyggnadsdesign. Vår patenterade produktlinje inspirerar hantverkare och gör det själv att arbeta smartare, mäta bättre och reparera mer effektivt. SMARTSAX: Detta verktyg minimerar skadligt luftburet damm så att arbetare kan klippa, installera och reparera både inomhus och utomhus. Detta ökar dramatiskt effektiviteten, städningen och håller de som arbetar på plats säkra från farliga partiklar. UTSkärningsverktyg: Detta verktyg är skapat för att enkelt klippa cementbeklädnad snarare än att skära det, och det kan göra exakta, snabba och konsekventa snitt. Idealisk för användning på förmålade sidospår, skär alltid plankor med framsidan nedåt för perfekta, skarpa och färdiga kanter. ENTREPRENÖRVERKTYG: Om du behöver arbeta i flera hem är dessa elektriska saxar något för dig. Tillverkat med vändbara och utbytbara solida verktygsstålblad, kan detta skärverktyg stödja 20 000 linjära fot, vilket motsvarar ungefär 15 genomsnittliga hus. ELEKTRISKA VERKTYG: Våra 110-volts saxar med sladd är speciellt utformade för att skära 5/16-tums fibercementbeklädnad. Kombinera vårt välkända precisionsbearbetade skärhuvud med en kraftfull 6,5 amp motor-1/2-tums drivning, vilket gör detta idealiskt för proffs.

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EAN: 0645646404005

Kategorier Verkyg & hemförbättring, El & handverktyg, Elverktyg, Saxar och nibblers, Sax,

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Blade Material	Alloy Steel
Blade Material	‎Alloy Steel
Brand	PacTool
Brand	‎PacTool
Certification	‎certified frustration-free
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 394 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎Painted
Finish Type	‎Painted
Included Components	‎PacTool SS404 Contractor Grade Snapper Shear For Cutting Up To 5/16” Fiber Cement Siding, 6.5 Amp Motor
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	4 x 16 x 11 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎4 x 16 x 11 inches
Item model number	‎SS404
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎0.01 Ounces
Manufacturer	‎General Tools
Material	Other
Material	‎Other
Part Number	‎SS404
Pattern	‎Cutter
Power Source	‎corded electric
Product Dimensions	‎4 x 16 x 11 inches
Style	Siding Shear / 6.5 Amp.
Style	‎Siding Shear / 6.5 Amp.

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Scritto da: Jack B. Welch

Learning Curve Required

I watched several videos and read several articles before buying this tool. I had never used power shears for cutting fiber cement products before. I have used special saw blades and jig saw blades. We all know they are a mess and they also dont last long. I bought this tool to do long rip cuts on some hardi plank siding and also do my own special shapes. The first cut I made was perfect. The second cut was terrible. It wasnt a clean cut and the cut edge was mangled and unusable. This continued for several more cuts until I gave up and went back to the saw. Later I studied the piece of paper that accompanied the tool hoping to find answers. They offered no tips or instructions on how to USE. They mentioned changing the blade but nothing in how to use it. Later with more experimentation I discovered the key to the tool is to keep the back of the shears down against the product. If it is lifted that is when the cut gets mangled. Of course this is a little tricky when you start the cut because you have nothing to press the tool downward. After a while you do get the hang of it. Accurate cuts - like I saw in the videos - just dont happen. You can get close but not perfect. Maybe that takes practice too?? I tried to cut some shapes but I got mixed results and I decided to not even attempt it opting for a jigsaw instead. Another issue is the waste. The tool removes about 1/4" of product as it is cutting. It curls up right in from of the tool blocking your view of where you are cutting. So you have to slow down or stop to get this out of the way. I think that is causing my inaccurate cuts as well. Overall it is okay. I think the manufacturers should have included some type of instructions on how to use it - dont just assume that the customer knows anything about it. How much would that have cost? 10 cents? 25 cents? I dont think I got my moneys worth out of the tool and I probably wont. This is a tool that is going to require a lot of practice.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Extremely handy siding cutting tool

Once you learn the proper method of operation, this tool is a game changer for the cut man. Virtually dustless cutting with the ability to make quick, accurate cuts given thos cuts will be covered by trim. I still have a diamond blade in the circular for cutting offsets on sheet good that are to be painted and exposed.

Scritto da: Carl Parkes

Great tool

I’ve used it a lot very good

Scritto da: Poodle Mom

Wow!

We definitely wish we had gotten this sooner!! No more insane dust, or lugging a circular saw around!

Scritto da: Melissa Mathis

Exceptional tool

Being in construction, I had one just like this one for over 15 years. I just replaced it with this one and the newer made is just as reliable. Highly recommend.

Scritto da: Toolmanjsp

Indespensible!

Like most of the reviews, I've found this tool to be indispensable to working with Hardi-Plank. It makes smooth cuts with absolutely no dust provided finished side is down (that is at the bottom of the scissors), and with the help of a 6" speedi-square and a little practice you can make perfectly square cuts. The only thing needed is a little "rasping" of the cut edge to remove some of the remaining loose fibers. I just use a small piece of Hardi-Plank for that. The little curlicues of cut material make a mess but the small bits broken bits get eaten by the grass. I raked most of them up but the smaller bits disappeared into the grass in a couple of weeks. Cutting "notches" in the planks is difficult if not impossible to do neatly with this tool. For that I still use a 4.5" grinder with a diamond wheel. A little dust but nothing like you would get by making every cut on a siding job using a diamond wheel. I just hold my breath for a bit and I'm old anyway... I also still rely on the old skillsaw/diamond blade for trim boards. So back to the tool: Pros: Runs very smooth, variable speed trigger very linear. Powerful, well made - quality and performance you might expect from something like a Bosch power tool. Blades can be removed and turned around and changed side/side, the combinations giving 4 new sets of cutting edges before needing replacement. I've done the entire 3,000 sq ft house with no more wear than a little polishing action on the existing cutting surfaces. Con (only one): Like other reviewers I've found the cord placement at the bottom of the trigger handle troublesome when making long ripping cuts. I have a set of sheetmetal shears of similar design and the cutter head rotates to different positions on the drill motor which eliminates this problem - and these are from Harbor Freight and cost less than $50! C'mon PacTool!

Scritto da: Mr. P. J. C. Ankers

less dust cutting of tile board

the picture in advert clearly shows it cutting through 12mm thick board, but I must have missed the small print, as on arrival, the package clearly states that it is designed to cut UP TO 8 mm! As I have a lot of 12mm sheets to cut, I tried it - it will do it, but you have to apply a lot of downwards pressure to keep the cut clean and keep it in a straight line - hard work - so not as good as it looks. Trusting it will be a lot easier on the 6mm boards.

Scritto da: Amarjeet Bhangu

Broke first day

It's head was so soft and broke quick. I want replacement if anyone hear me.