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Demo Video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AynxZKUicTU Bolton Tools - HS-800 - 32" Hand Shear] | Demo Video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AynxZKUicTU Bolton Tools - HS-800 - 32" Hand Shear] | ||
=Guide= | |||
'''PLEASE READ BEFORE USING''' | |||
This tool is strictly for cutting the following materials: | |||
*Aluminum, Brass, Copper sheet - 18 gauge - 0.05 inch | |||
*Mild steel sheet - 18 gauge - 0.05 inch | |||
'''This tool should NOT be used to cut the following:''' | |||
*Material thicker than 18 gauge | |||
*Bar stock, round tubing, or anything other than sheet | |||
*Hardened or stainless steel sheet | |||
'''Tips:''' | |||
*You can use C clamps to clamp the sheet on the frame. | |||
*'''BEWARE''' of pinch points on the shear where your fingers can get caught. | |||
*'''USE GLOVES'''. Cut sheet metal will be razor sharp!! | |||
*'''GO SLOW'''. The shear will have a tendency to bite and suck the sheet in and cut a curve. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:24, 24 October 2021
Model#: HS-800
Acquired from Bolton Group (product page here)
Bed width: 31 1/2""
Maximum shear mild steel thickness: 16 gauge
Packing size: 44" x 11.8" x 29.2"
Demo Video: Bolton Tools - HS-800 - 32" Hand Shear
Guide
PLEASE READ BEFORE USING
This tool is strictly for cutting the following materials:
- Aluminum, Brass, Copper sheet - 18 gauge - 0.05 inch
- Mild steel sheet - 18 gauge - 0.05 inch
This tool should NOT be used to cut the following:
- Material thicker than 18 gauge
- Bar stock, round tubing, or anything other than sheet
- Hardened or stainless steel sheet
Tips:
- You can use C clamps to clamp the sheet on the frame.
- BEWARE of pinch points on the shear where your fingers can get caught.
- USE GLOVES. Cut sheet metal will be razor sharp!!
- GO SLOW. The shear will have a tendency to bite and suck the sheet in and cut a curve.