Channellock - 10 inch Tinner Snip (610TS)
Channellock - 10 inch Tinner Snip (610TS)
Channellock - 10 inch Tinner Snip (610TS)
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Channellock - 10 inch Tinner Snip (610TS)

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CHANNELLOCK® Traditional Tinner Snips are designed to make straight and wide curves in any direction. CHANNELLOCK® Tinner Snips are 100% Made in the USA and forged from molybdenum alloy steel.

  • DIRECTION: Cuts straight and wide curves in any direction
  • CUTTING CAPACITY: 22ga cold rolled steel
  • Excellent for sheet metal, vinyl, plastic, rubber and canvas
  • FORGED molybdenum alloy steel for ultimate strength and durability
  • PRECISION formed blades for complete cutting strokes and accurate trim cuts
  • CHANNELLOCK BLUE® grips for comfort
  • 100% MADE IN USA


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  1. wakkaday's avatar
    Hmm I know some doctors that use these for newborns
    v5535's avatar
    What huBris
  2. paulgovier's avatar
    Great, I needed something a bit stronger for my toe nails
  3. Grrrrrrrrrrr's avatar
    Oh, brings back memories - one of the tools that I had to make as an apprentice. Although not out of molybdenum steel. We then had to use them to do the sheet metalwork part of the course : including joining cylinders onto the face of a cone and that sort of unlikely combinations. Luckily not something that I have had to do, since.

    So, if you want to make your own copper kettles - here you go. Or want to make a really difficult tube maze for your gerbil..
  4. Angri's avatar
    I bought my Tin Snips in 1966

    They are still as perfect (and effective) today.
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