Hey guys,
I'm probably going to be needing to make some cuts on small sections of 6-7" ducting for venting I need to finish up on an over range microwave install. Not quite sure what kind of tin snips I need or what I should get - I saw there are multiple types like right, left, straight and then ones that cut at different angles etc.
In my case I'll probably just be trimming some existing snap-lock ducting down to a shorter length and maybe making cuts to make piece-to-piece transitions but that's it.
Not looking for anything fancy - just something that will get the job done and won't break the bank. Should I just go grab a pair of straight aviation shears/tin snips from Lowes?
Something like these?:
https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-1-18-in-60CrV-Snips/1000594719
Or would these be better since they're angled?
https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-1-18-in-60CrV-Snips/1000594767
I'm probably going to be needing to make some cuts on small sections of 6-7" ducting for venting I need to finish up on an over range microwave install. Not quite sure what kind of tin snips I need or what I should get - I saw there are multiple types like right, left, straight and then ones that cut at different angles etc.
In my case I'll probably just be trimming some existing snap-lock ducting down to a shorter length and maybe making cuts to make piece-to-piece transitions but that's it.
Not looking for anything fancy - just something that will get the job done and won't break the bank. Should I just go grab a pair of straight aviation shears/tin snips from Lowes?
Something like these?:
https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-1-18-in-60CrV-Snips/1000594719
Or would these be better since they're angled?
https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-1-18-in-60CrV-Snips/1000594767