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Don't do it. I've destroyed not one, but two pairs of Swanstrom cutters trying to cut hardened steel. They are designed for very precise cuts. They can do thin steel wire, but I don't use my remaining pair for anything over 0.5mm.

They aren't designed to cut steel.

I had the Klein. It survived a few years of use and several drops with no visible wear before meeting it's demise in the jaws of an anxious English lab.

How often are you disassembling this gun? Can you post pictures of what you're trying to shim?

Assuming this is a genuine Benelli, I'd contact the manufacturer of the heatshield.

Are you trying to be cute? They've explained their policy of not accepting anything from tool manufacturers or vendors, including test samples, which they always acquire through normal retailers. Even the pre-production stuff they test comes to them through unofficial channels. So no, you...

Accusations like this are usually backed up by evidence. For example, if I said something like, "Rancherbill has repeatedly embarrassed himself trying to disparage TTC on this forum." I could back it up by pointing to the above post, as well as all of these:

1) Open it up. 2) Spray it down with electrical cleaner. 3) Blow everything off with compressed air. 4) Reassemble. :willy_nil

What are you using it on? TTC's testing shows the 1/4 inch version running off large nyloc fasteners after breaking them loose by hand. If you're having trouble with lower resistance stuff, there might be something wrong with yours.

Another note regarding the RD6006: It has a battery charging mode with dedicated output to prevent these issues.

RD6006P. Amazing bang for the buck. I have the 12 amp version and love it. It comes as a kit, but assembly takes less than 30 minutes. https://www.amazon.com/RD-RD6006W-Power-Supply-assembled/dp/B096548QH5?tag=atomicindus08-20 Whatever you end up going with, make sure it has a button to...

Life is too short to mess around with ****** test leads. Make your own and never worry about it again. https://www.amazon.com/BNTECHGO-Silicone-Flexible-Strands-Stranded/dp/B01AO7586O?tag=atomicindus08-20...

They're different products. The Matco set is all the same length. Not saying they're superior, but they aren't coming off the same production line.

285. Nice hat.

Pinecil. USB-PD power bank. Done.

A man after my own heart.

What kind of machine are you using to print these? MMU or multiple toolhead?

Video addressing this precise issue:

If you have a 3d printer you could print custom cell spacers rather than modify those.

I was always under the impression that the Makita was the cheaper one...