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Revision as of 21:48, 13 March 2020
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| Owner/Loaner | Michael Skilton |
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| Serial Number | {{{serial}}} |
| Make/Model | M1040 |
| Arrival Date | 2013 |
| Usability | yes |
| Contact | Michael Skilton |
| Authorization Needed | No |
| Hackable | No |
| Estimated Value | $100 |
| Host Area | {{{hostarea}}} |
Removed by owner 3/13/20
Note
Primarily designed for straight cuts in sheet metal.
Nothing harder then mild steel.
The knurled knob is meant to be a clamp and is helpful for thicker materials.
Flat stock only on the blades, No channel or angle etc.
No rod or wire except in the hole.
It will cut 1/8 mild steel and 1/2" rod but I recommend 12 gauge sheet and 3/8 diameter as maximums.
Pull slowly and be prepared for a jolt if you are pulling hard at the end of a cut.