I use one of these:
http://www.northwares.com/sheet-metal-nibbler-cutters/
I thought it was gonna kill my hand but it wasn't bad at all... on a steel chassis at that. It was pretty cheap... I will probably get a higher grade when I have to get another one.
It has pretty well paid for itself though.
The easiest way is to just get an rj chassis.
Tony
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I tried one of those it didn't even open wide enough tofit the chassis to do any nibbling!
It sits on my bench now.
It sits on my bench now.
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The one I have opens up to about 1/4".
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I have a 3/4" square knockout punch. Usually takes 3 shots for an EIC male but cuts through like butter.
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Do you have a source for those?passfan wrote:I have a 3/4" square knockout punch. Usually takes 3 shots for an EIC male but cuts through like butter.
Tony
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