This head clamps into any standard drill chuck and turns it into a nibbling cutter for sheet stock. Hardened jaws bite through stainless, galvanized sheet and thin plate, guided along a line you set using the slots. A metal gear housing carries the torque so the drill does not have to absorb it.

A stand-alone nibbler is a whole second motor for a job that comes up a few times a year. This one borrows the drill from your cupboard and lives in a drawer between uses. The edge comes out tidier than snips leave it, with none of the noise and sparks of a grinder.
A second job for a tool that mostly sits idle.

Clamp the sheet and mark your line first, since the head follows wherever you steer it rather than finding its own path. Keep the drill at a middling speed and let the jaws chew through at their own pace rather than forcing them. Wear eye protection and sweep the swarf away as it builds up.




Chuck it up and start the first cut.
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