A Pexto circle shear fell into my lap more or less and I have no use for it so will sell it. It is rated for 20 gauge. Ive never used one and don't have a use for this especially with it having a rating of only 20 gauge. I can see a real use for one being able to cut 10 gauge or 3/16 so one could make flanges and bases for posts and ends for pipe and a myriad of other things that require a thicker metal. But tell me what kind of things folks are making with 20 gauge or thinner circles and rings? Obviously Im not in the right industry or I would know but just cant think of anything?? Please school me. A curious mind thanks you.
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circle cutter shear
- Thread starter bigcreek
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cvairwerks
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HVAC and things like cap, covers and cylinder end pieces.
yes, the hvac industry ,primarily tin whackers for duct work
danski0224
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It's probably worth little more than scrap price, unless a collector wants it.
No one in a shop setting makes HVAC endcaps by hand anymore unless it is something really unique, they are bought from a production shop.
No one in a shop setting makes HVAC endcaps by hand anymore unless it is something really unique, they are bought from a production shop.
gm54210
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Actually circle shears are sought after by metal spinners.