REXBETI 🔧 Straight Nibbler Attachment Accessory Review

Barely able to cut 16 gauge flat sheet of mild steel (1.4mm thick). It survived a very rough couple of inches with harsh vibrations and then gave up completely, perhaps due to the cutting head becoming blunt. I've tried holding it at different angles and using slower and faster drill speeds to no avail. The box seal says it can handle 1.5mm or more steel, but I find that claim unlikely based on my experience. It may work better with thinner and/or softer material, but I don't think it works as…

I tested the unit on a variety of materials and was impressed with how well it worked. I had to turn the cordless drill on at maximum power to ensure the best cutting conditions. I collect RC airplane kits and create scratches. I bought this primarily to cut out the plastic hoods and reduce the weight of the plywood and balsa parts, but ended up cutting out some crazy geometry in the middle of the parts. So far I like it and I think it's great. I've had the best results by holding the plow…

Rexbeti metal cutter cuts through 2mm thick aluminum like butter. The problem is that it's difficult to see exactly where it cuts the edge and difficult to control with precision. With a hand hole punch, you can easily cut a square hole by removing the punch after you reach the corner, rotating it 90 degrees, reinserting it, and carrying on. Rexbeti and other drill powered punches cannot be used with a 90 degree rotation due to the teardrop shape of the cutting head. (A cylindrical cutting head