BOENFU Aviation Tin 10in Right Cut Pliers Stainless Steel Sheet Metal Wire Thin PVC Pipes Cutting Shears Snip

The product is not strong enough to cut metal stuff unfortunatly.

I had been using these cutting pliers for some time. During this time I had used it to cut various materials and had worked amazingly well. Especially its unique design makes very easy to cut metal sheet without any problem. It makes a sharp cut. I have also used it to cut nail and metal wire and it works smoothly. Looks that it is made of high-quality metal as it remaining sharp even after making many cuts.I also like its handle which has soft rubber that fits perfectly well in my hand and is very comfortable to use.The only issue I have seen with this plier is that I could use only half a portion of the cutting area as I have to press the handle a little bit to fit into my hand and also safety latch sometimes comes out loose.Performance-wise I am very much satisfied with these cutting pliers.

These are rather useful and work as well as any other tin snips I've ever used (which isn't many, lol). Quality seems good well over a year after getting these.

These tin snips are built with fairly good quality metal and have comfortable handles that open wide for good leverage. They have good control for straight cuts and cut through thin sheet metal fairly easily. I am not sure how long they will last but for non professional use, they should be fine for casual use.The build quality is ok, typical for a lower cost tool. The safety latch works well to keep the tool closed during storage. Overall, I'm happy with these tin snips. There was a good amount of machine oil on the cutting surface, but it wiped off easily and there is no rust or stickiness to the tool at all.

I have only used these a couple of times, and they are ok for what they are. You are not going to cut through any heavy gauge metal, and they are a bit hard on the hands. They were sharp enough for cutting light gauge aluminum and steel cans for craft use. They work fine, but I wish they were a little heavier and ergonomic.

These snips do a great job for my needs--mostly hardware cloth and light gauge metal. They are a much better fit for my small hands than my other snips (which basically look like clown scissors and feel very heavy, making them clumsy and sloppy for long cuts).The spring assist makes them much easier to use for long cuts as well. As with all straight snips, these are harder to keep a straight line than the ones oriented to direct the waste side, but they're a little more versatile when your angle can vary by job. They're comfortable for smaller hands and sturdy but not too heavy. I can't speak to how they handle heavier sheet metal, because I only need to cut hardware cloth and lightweight flashing, but they zip through those.