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These are left-cutting offset aviation snips built for straight and left-curve cuts in sheet metal. The offset head keeps your hand above the work so you can cut flush along a floor or wall, and the forged blades are rated for 18-gauge cold-rolled steel and 22-gauge stainless. A bolt lock holds the pivot tight so the blades stay aligned instead of loosening with use. They suit HVAC, roofing and metal-fab work where you cut curves one-handed; the main trade-off is that left-cut snips are a dedicated tool, so most buyers pair them with a right-cut pair.
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Lowest price we've seen: $14.97 on Nov 9 at The Home Depot. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 9.
Owners of Milwaukee aviation snips generally report clean cuts and a pivot that stays tight far longer than cheaper snips. Complaints center on the left-cut limitation and the bulk of the offset head in tight spaces.
These 10-inch offset aviation snips from Milwaukee are left-cutting. They cut up to 22-gauge stainless steel and 18-gauge cold-rolled steel.
The snips are made of forged alloy steel with a chrome-plated finish that protects against rust. Bolt lock technology keeps the blades from loosening. The offset design makes it easier to maneuver in tight spaces.
The handles have ergonomic grips. A lanyard hole lets you attach a lanyard so the snips are less likely to be lost or dropped.
