Up to 18 gauge steel and other metals can be cut with this tool.
In one minute, 6 feet of wood are cut.
At 4200 strokes per minute, the EC300 can keep a 1/4 in. radius around the end of the pen.
The head is angled so that cutting is easy.
An ergonomic grip, a low-profile throttle lever, and a front exhaust are some of the features.
You can get a bigger bite with the Ingersoll Rand edge EC300 air nibbler. It also lets you cut at a better angle. Control and cutting power don’t get messed up because the EC300 has a 1/4-inch radius that it holds with great precision. CFM: 17 CFM; 1/4 in. Npt hose; 3/8-inch hos.
This is good at cutting flat metal, but it’s hard to cut ribbed roofing sheets with it. Make very sharp turns where other tools can’t. However, if you want to cut straight lines, you should use something else, like a circular saw. You can see these bites all over this thing. They’re very sharp and go right into your skin. I’ll keep it, but I won’t buy it again.
