




Genesis Electric Metal Cutting Shear 4 Amp 14 Gauge Swivel Head Variable Speed 0 To 2500 SPM 360 Degree Cutting Control 3 Blade System For Minimal Deformation This Bad Boy Easily Cuts Metal Roofing Flashing And Sheet Metal
✔️ 4-Amp motor, 0-2500 SPM, 360° swivel head, 3-blade
This electric metal cutting shear is built to slice through metal roofing, flashing, and sheet metal up to 14 gauge. It’s a handy tool for roofing, fabrication, and metalworking projects, delivering clean cuts with controlled curves thanks to the swiveling head.
âś… 4.0 Amp motor for strong metal cuttingâś… Cuts metal roofing, flashing, and 14 gauge sheet metal
✅ 360° swiveling head for curved cuts and control
âś… 0-2500 SPM variable speed for different materials
âś… 3-blade system minimizes deformation for clean edges
đź’ˇ What is the best way to approach cutting 14 gauge steel with a handheld metal shear?
- Use the 360° swivel head to trace curves and minimize edge deformation - Start at low speed and gradually increase to 2500 SPM for clean cuts - Keep blades sharp and move steadily to prevent snags and warping - Follow manufacturer blade alignment and lubrication recommendationsOriginal: $16,029.52
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✔️ 4-Amp motor, 0-2500 SPM, 360° swivel head, 3-blade
This electric metal cutting shear is built to slice through metal roofing, flashing, and sheet metal up to 14 gauge. It’s a handy tool for roofing, fabrication, and metalworking projects, delivering clean cuts with controlled curves thanks to the swiveling head.
âś… 4.0 Amp motor for strong metal cuttingâś… Cuts metal roofing, flashing, and 14 gauge sheet metal
✅ 360° swiveling head for curved cuts and control
âś… 0-2500 SPM variable speed for different materials
âś… 3-blade system minimizes deformation for clean edges
đź’ˇ What is the best way to approach cutting 14 gauge steel with a handheld metal shear?
- Use the 360° swivel head to trace curves and minimize edge deformation - Start at low speed and gradually increase to 2500 SPM for clean cuts - Keep blades sharp and move steadily to prevent snags and warping - Follow manufacturer blade alignment and lubrication recommendations























