small metal shear $100, Victoria

[mickeyf]

This *might* by beefier than the one I got a while back - no idea.

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[David]

Based on the fact that it’s a Hermes (who make engravers) I’d say this would be for very light gauge metal (28ga) and plastics.
@whydontu comments?

 

[Gunnar]

Based on the fact that it’s a Hermes (who make engravers) I’d say this would be for very light gauge metal (28ga) and plastics.
@whydontu comments?

I had that same shear with my ITX NHermes Engravograph and they are not great, and mine was in much better condition before I traded it. It’s a trophy placard cutter and that one looks pretty ugly unfortunately. But if you want to cut lamacoid It’s probably fine. The blades look pretty rusty in the pics

 

[whydontu]

Based on the fact that it’s a Hermes (who make engravers) I’d say this would be for very light gauge metal (28ga) and plastics.
@whydontu comments?

If it was in decent condition, it's good for lamacoid plastics sheets, brass shim stock, aluminum to maybe 20ga, steel to a maximum of 24ga. Tuned up they'll make a great paper shear, and works nicely for vinyl flooring. I use mine quite a bit for ABS and PVC plastic sheet stock for signs.

 

[Gunnar]

If it was in decent condition, it's good for lamacoid plastics sheets, brass shim stock, aluminum to maybe 20ga, steel to a maximum of 24ga. Tuned up they'll make a great paper shear, and works nicely for vinyl flooring. I use mine quite a bit for ABS and PVC plastic sheet stock for signs.

Yes, I would agree with all those things, and I also found it did a beauty job with card stock. That one definitely would need a tune up and it looks like a lucky buyer will hopefully have great luck with it.