Review on 🚀 Enhanced Efficiency: Malco Corrugated Metal Turbo Shear Streamlines Cutting Process by Mark Lodge

I wanted to cut a large 3.6m x 3.5m entry point at the end of the barn so I didn't have to remove the 4.5m wide panels. When I received these shears I tested them on some scraps in the shed and was really surprised at how well they worked with corrugated iron. Of course, in my experience, there's a steep learning curve when you get to the corrugated piece of steel. However, attaching it was a different story at first as it was a new learning curve, but after a few scrolls I was able to go to town with this thing. Which probably would have taken me hours to hand carve and a few fingers took about 30 minutes. I really like that you can adjust this thing a million ways to get the right angle. I also appreciate that it uses a tool I already have. If I were building barns for money I would probably look for a special tool, but it's perfect for my needs. I'll say that if you're going to be using this thing for a while, you're going to need a pretty powerful drill. While my standard ryobi performed well (it's not the brushless or prettier Hammer version), my more powerful rigid made the thing sing.