Thanks for doing that review...it may help a lot of people! I liked the way you went through the blade adjustment before using the tool! Smart! The performance of the tool could have been affected by the cutter being out of spec! Be safe!

Great video! I never would have expected that Harbor Fright shear to work that well!

Cut so easy, worth $36. Thanks for the review

You just saved me the trouble of testing one out. Thanks for the review! I'm always cutting stuff out with my grinder w/cut off wheels, something like that would be ideal for cutting out patches when doing body work. Really enjoying your channel, keep up the good work!

Great video review. Looks perfect for hobbyist junk art I do!

Impressive cheap tool, I'll probably pick one up next time I go there. Nice hands on review !

Awesome tool review action today. Thanks for the video

Very good review -- THANKS!

Seems clean. My instincts would have pointed me toward an angle grinder or maybe a jigsaw with lots of little teeth if I needed to cut different angles. Maybe I have an excuse to get another power tool. Thanks.

Nice review. This is gonna save me a few bucks.

Thanks for the review! Unless your a 6 man high production shop, Harbor Frieght tools are cost effective. I have done business with Eric's company since 1979!

Exelent tool!.

They use the same motor and body for a whole series of tools. It would be great if they sold different head assemblies for different jobs to be used on the one body. I guess they make more by doing it the way they do. For around the house jobs, you can't beat their oscillating tool and the many heads/blades you can get.

I need to cut corrugated galvanized roofing tin.. most shears work ok on flat metal so this didn't apply for my use..but overall good video.. you could zoom in more on what you're doing so we can see a little better.. but the sound quality and volume was great!! Thanx.

Sweet intro, man!

I LOVE that metal shear. I’m sad that you cannot get replacement blades.

The right side of the tool at the front has flat vertical sides. I wonder if cut guides couldn't be used to make straighter cuts. I like Made in China tools. They should come with up to twelve uses and a 90-day warranty, whichever comes first.

Looks to make better curved cuts than str8

I'm not totally clear on the blade adjustment. If you are adjusting the gap between the fixed base blade and the moving jaw blade, you can do that with the base blade adjustment only. What does the upper moving jaw adjustment control?

USA a straight edge to guide nibbler....would you use a circular saw cutting sheet plywood without a straight edge

What brand of Air Shears do recommend for cutting duct work and sheet metal for residential?

Thank you for the review. I can't help but wonder why not clamps and a jig for the long straight cut, masons and carpenters use that method with perfect results. Just sayin', not a criticism.

Up to date... Have you seen any wear on the blades? Is it a long lasting tool? Thanks!

how tight of a curve could i get out of this tool? will this thing turn on a dime? just curious before i go out and buy it, thanks for your video.

but i liked it. decent video.

Proper blade and a jig saw would work well too. You can set up a straight edge and get a very straight line. Or use a circular saw with metal blade. More accurate, I think,

so does it make cuts in a straight liine well? without messing the edge?

I need a tool to cut 26 gauge steel soffit. Will it cut metal that has 1/2" height variation?

woudl is the metal gauge of a standard 55 gsllon steel drum and would 14 gauge electric shears cut it?

Will it cut to the edge of a window or door frame? There has to be a better way than routering.

I wonder how it will work on corrugated or wavy metal?

Will it cut r-panel or gutters or other non-flat material?

Why didn't you clamp down some kind of straightedge to guide that thing?

Compre esta cizalla, pero cuando hago los cortes en calibre 24, 22 y 20 deja un doblez, calibro de acuerdo a las instrucciones y no se qué pasa, así trabaja con ese problema?, como lo soluciono, les voy a agradecer su ayuda, o es que así cortan todas las cizallas para cortar lámina? O será que la cizalla tiene algún defecto de fabricación ?

can that thing cut a nice circle ... 3 inch radius ?

Tengo un problema alguien me puede ayudar?, después de calibrar las cuchillas de mi cizalla al hacer el corte de lámina lisa calibre 22 y 24 deja un pequeño doblez, me pueden decir como soluciono ese problema o es que así deja el doblez, no hace un corte limpio es problema de la cizalla? Gracias de antemano

first time

Can you cut 1090 steel with this?

Wold you recommend this to trim fenders?

Hardie backer

Can you tell us again what this is and where you bought it? I'm sorry, I didn't have a pen, can you repeat that? This pen is out of ink, hang on. Ok, I'm ready now if you can repeat that. Oh. I don't have any paper, hang on. Ok, I'm ready...

ok, think I’ll skip a trip to Lowes and drooling over brands costing four times as much

You should have had ear protection on

Need to cut out a portion of a quarter panel, at a junkyard where they don't allow angle grinder cut-off wheels. Would a cordless unit like this work or should I try a cordless sawsall?

less talk! more cuttin bruh!

good review, annoyingly loud intro a turn off maybe fix that

Wear hearing protection!!!!!

People are hilarious , they pay low price for made in china and expect made in US Quality . They make Iphones for 100 dollars which sell for $1200 in US cz Iphone are made it on US specs . People love dollar store by made in china cheap stuff and talk bad about Quality which chinise sold to whole sellers for 15 cents a piece , whole seller to shop for 50 cent a pice and they sell for a dollar , what Qualitu chinise can give you from china on 15 cent a pice ?

Hopefully you don’t catch COVID when you work with those tools..🤭😷

Lowest quality video of this kind