I have hard time believing that brake/shear/roll weight 1200 lbs ,but if it cuts 16 ga at 48",that's all that matters,my HF knock-off of this machine can't cut 6" of 18 ga

1200 lbs

http://tylershvacequipment.com/cart/...ear-p-182.html

PS, we had a 48 inch Harbor Freight 3in1 unit at work - and broke the right frame casting clean in two. Lasted just over a year.

yeah brake, shear, roll is a monster!!!
It only has a few hours of use so far, I have no complaints at this time.

Now if I could just get the E-wheel figured out:lol:

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They are great for making your finger tips explode. Be VERY carefulllllllll!:yes:

Use a vise grip - one on each side - to save your fingers

Jim

on the waiting list for this bad boy.
I have been werking at another shop that doesn't have a notcher, need a "portable" type. getting very tired of bending and notching at my shop, and doing refit, and shaping off site... it SUCKS!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wqkotm-LJuY

I may have to try drugs... got to be cheaper than tools lol.

Do any of these machines do well with 20ga stainless?

they are 16 ga mild, and should do 22 ga stainless, but I have not tried it.
I'm sure it would, they have exceeded all performance claims so far

Got tired of tripping over this thing, so I made a stand for her.
Nice little drop tray for cutting small parts so I don't have to chase them all over the shop.

1.5" X 3" X .250 wall tube
powder coated wrinkle black base, and drop tray (back only)
candy red trim powder coat

BTW, I know I'm white trash BLING BLING:lol: