Top 10 Best Tin Nibblers

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These Are Some Of The Highest Rated Tin Nibblers Available Today
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2. Makita XNJ01Z Nibbler

  • (107 Points)
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Ok seriously, it's a great tool. Perfect for cutting shapes and circles. It's Makita what else needs to be said. Built for professionals and hobbyists. I was amazed how fast this thing cuts.

The Makita JN1601 Nibbler B000TKRLS0 was undoubtedly our favorite Tin Nibblers. That being said, there are a handful of other fantastic alternatives when it comes to Tin Nibblers. We have the best of them in this article.

Makita is yet another major maker of Nibblers. They build the tool next on our rundown. Makita's Nibblers are no exception. I was ready to have a go at the model XNJ01Z and I was not let down!

This Nibbler is only $322.42. That is an exceptional deal for a high quality Nibbler like the XNJ01Z by Makita. The Makita XNJ01Z is definitely a solid option. Of you are unsure about our top pick, I'd advise to pick this Nibbler.

Full Makita XNJ01Z Review

Makita XNJ01Z Features

Makita-built motor delivers 1, 900 SPM for fast and smooth cutting

Ideal for cutting roofing sheet metal at thicknesses up to 16 gauge

Die holder rotates 360Degree to meet demands of cutting Direction

Convenient chip disposal is below cutting material to minimize damage to cutting surface

Cutting radius: inner edge 1-3/4"; outer edge 2"

Besides the tools we covered already, I would check out the Ingersoll-Rand EC300 and the Ridgerock Tools Inc. 30067A. Both Ingersoll-Rand and Ridgerock Tools Inc. are known for their high quality Nibblers. both of these particular tools enjoy great end user ratings as well. Customers awarded the Ingersoll-Rand an rating on average of 4.2/5 stars. Contrast that to the Ridgerock Tools Inc. 30067A which boasts an average score of 4.3/5 stars.

The EC300 by Ingersoll-Rand gives several really premium features such as Cuts up to 18 gauge steel, aluminum, plastic or other metals. The Ridgerock Tools Inc. 30067A by comparison, is very competitive with Ideal for cutting ferrous and non ferrous sheet metals, rubber and plastics without deformation of edges and able to cut curves of a minimum of 1/2" radius plus Precision heat treated gearing and lightweight aluminum housing are designed to withstand continued use at max rated output.

I wouldn't hesitate to suggest both of these Tin Nibblers
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3. Ingersoll-Rand EC300 Nibbler

  • (70 Points)

For the money, it works pretty damn good. Cuts clean and makes nice turns. Does a great job, a bonus for the money. Best of all, it didn't nibble at my budget. The Ingersoll-Rand EC300 is very well made and powerful.

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4. Ridgerock Tools Inc. 30067A Nibbler

  • (67 Points)

Job done quickly, easily and accurately. It is a great tool for what I do! I would recommend this Nibbler. Does a great job, a bonus for the money. Pretty good easy to make turns.

Honorable Mentions

If the Tin Nibblers we rated above don't do it for you, here are several alternative selections that may likely fit you better. There really are a number of great options out there to pick from. With thorough study and assessments, the selections above were our preferred Nibblers. That doesn't mean there aren't several more terrific Tin Nibblers.

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5. Koki Holdings America CN16SAM Nibbler

  • (64 Points)

Metal is left smooth instead of rough. A great value for the price. Koki Holdings America quality always impresses! I like how solid the Nibbler is. I should of gotten this years ago.

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6. Gino Development Inc. - Tools (Dummy Vendor Code) 01-0101 Nibbler

  • (60 Points)

This is a very high quality tool. It is wonderful for going over ribbed steel. The Gino Development Inc. - Tools (Dummy Vendor Code) 01-0101 is above the typical Gino Development Inc. - Tools (Dummy Vendor Code) quality. For the money, it works pretty damn good. I would recommend this Nibbler.

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7. Makita JN3201 Nibbler

  • (30 Points)

By far the easiest metal tool to cut curves. Pretty good easy to make turns. The Makita JN3201 did not disappoint me. Gonna help great with my next project. WORKS JUST LIKE IT'S SUPPOSED TO.

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8. AB Tools-Toolzone TE823 Nibbler

  • (14 Points)

The AB Tools-Toolzone TE823 is very well made and powerful. This is a very high quality tool. Great tool, just as described. A great value for the price. Gonna help great with my next project.

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9. Chicago Pneumatic CP835 Nibbler

  • (13 Points)

This Nibbler is a true beast. Makes for a professional finish. It eats 16 gauge sheets like butter. My roofing installation went flawless. Overall, very happy with this Nibbler!

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10. Ingersoll-Rand IRT325 Nibbler

  • (11 Points)

I was amazed how fast this thing cuts. Very good tool, works great. Recommended it over using metal scissors. Makes for a professional finish. I used it in our restoration shop.