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Malco TS1 Turbo Shear 20 Gauge Capacity Sheet Metal Cutting Attachment

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Style: Cutting Attachment


Features

  • Navigates tight patterns and square cuts
  • Inserts into chuck of 14.4 volt or larger A/C or cordless drill
  • Long-life, dual ball bearings
  • This well tailored attachment quickly inserts into the chuck of a corded or cordless drill
  • A sleek, lightweight aluminum cast shear head

Description

Inserts directly into the chuck of a standard 1200 rpm A/C or cordless drill. It's that easy to convert your power drill to a power shear! Cuts straight and to the left and is capable of navigating tight curved patterns and squares in heavy 20 gauge (1.02 mm) galvanized steel. For premium performance without the premium price of a dedicated power shear, it's is an easy addition to every tool bag. The Malco TurboShear convert your power drill to a power shears. To operate this time-saving tool, simply insert the TurboShear directly into any 3/8-inch chuck of a standard 1,200 RPM A/C or cordless drill. This rugged but inexpressive accessory cuts straight and to the left. It makes fast cuts in sheet metal and is capable of navigating tight curved patterns and squares in heavy 20-gauge galvanized steel. Blind cuts require only a 1/2-inch starting hole. Cutting applications include both ferrous and non-ferrous sheet metals, metal roofing/building panels, vinyl, steel mesh, duct work, even the thick metal of furnace jackets, equipment enclosures or automotive body panels. An offset design keeps both hands away from work surface. The long-wearing hardened jaws are also replaceable.

Manufacturer: ‎Malco


Part Number: ‎TS1


Item Weight: ‎1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎8 x 4 x 1 inches


Country of Origin: ‎Taiwan


Item model number: ‎TS1XXX


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎1 Pack


Style: ‎Cutting Attachment


Material: ‎- Select -


Power Source: ‎Hand Powered


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Blade Length: ‎3 Inches


Measurement System: ‎Metric


Included Components: ‎Bare-Tool


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎1 Year


Date First Available: June 15, 2006


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Quality product
Style: Cutting Attachment
Sharp and get the job done with no hassle. Works good for r panel
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2024 by Earnest
    • Works great!
Style: Cutting Attachment
Works great with my Milwaukee drill. Easy to use, even for my 70 year old mother! It was used to cut corrugated steel roofing panels. Works better with two people, but one person can manage it.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024 by K109
    • If you're looking to cut bent metal, I suggest a nibbler. For flat, it's awesome
Style: Cutting Attachment
I purchased the sheers drill attachment after seeing a video about the "new" dewalt sheer attachment. I read the reviews about the dewalt and several made comments about durability. "When the dewalt doesn't hold up, buy Malco" . So I checked out the reviews on them. I got to use them today for the first time. They are awesome. They ripped through the metal I was cutting like butter (not sure the gage but to put a crease in it, I need a hammer. I can't just fold it and smash it down). My advice would be to look for the upgraded model though. It comes with the drill clamp that makes it one handed. Without the drill clamp you have to hold the handle on the sheers also. You can however buy a after market drill clamp that works, which is what I did. I would buy this product again since I already have a drill clamp. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2021 by James
    • Works great
Style: Cutting Attachment
I used this to cut metal roof panels for a playfort. It works great. It takes a bit of practice to cut where the metal bends, but once I figured that out, it worked great. Now I'm building a shed for firewood and this make quick work of cutting the metal roof.
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2024 by K S
    • Great - but takes some getting used to
Style: Cutting Attachment
I used this to cut a bunch of rippled metal roofing to make planter boxes. Using this tool was much easier than tin snips or an angle grinder - I'll never go back. However, you have to get used to it: if you hold the tool at the wrong angle, it'll stop making progress. There's a certain "correct" speed for the drill (slow if you're cutting across ripples and need to guide it up and down, fast for straight runs). You have to be careful to hold the tool to keep the cutting angle just right (so that the shears cut cleanly), and the forward pressure just right (as you push it along the workpiece). I find I need to focus when using it. It's a two-handed tool - and a little finicky to use - so you'll want to clamp your workpiece to something when making the cuts. But it works great, and I'm happy I have it. Way better than the alternatives. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023 by Mike
    • Works great on hardwire cloth
Style: Cutting Attachment
This worked great cutting hardwire chicken cloth for the chicken coupe I built for my daughter. Saved so much time and my hands from cutting it with tin snips. Tip and trick. Make sure that the wire is on the bottom when you cut it and it will ride along it and cut the top wires clean at the edge!
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024 by Kenneth Harding
    • Well worth it for hobby / crafters who use sheet metal
Style: Cutting Attachment
I was planning to steal an idea I saw on the internet and build some outdoor planters using corrugated steel roofing panels (and a wood frame). I bought the panels and some manual tin snips and got to work. I gave up after 5 minutes with horribly cut-up hands and jagged curled-up cuts. I then tried a jigsaw with a metal blade, and while that did work, it was VERY loud and left metal filings everywhere. I more or less gave up on the planters until I saw this product and thought I'd try it. Clearly I've never used power metal shears before, because I became ecstatic about how easy it was to cut those panels with this device. It took a few tries to get the feel of it right (especially on the corrugated ridges), but then cutting those panels was a piece of cake. I was also pleasantly surprised that there wasn't much torque on the red handle while using it. For some reason I was envisioning having to hold onto that handle for dear life to try and keep it from spinning along with the drill. The spinning part that gets stuck into the drill has very little resistance, and so I was actually able to rig up a bracket to hold the handle in place (like the bracket they sell separately) using only zip-ties. So while I can't compare this to a quality power shear, it beats the heck of trying to cut metal by hand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2012 by Nick S.
    • Amazing
Style: Cutting Attachment
These are awesome. No more cutting hardware cloth with wire cutters. These make the job so much easier. I’m always building animal cages and such so this will definitely be at hand. Love it.
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2024 by Anna Rebekah

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