DEWALT 10.1 in. Straight-Cut Aviation Snip
$15.44
Provide comfortable and reliable sheet metal cutting and trimming with the selection of this DEWALT Straight-Cut Aviation Snip. Features flush mount hardware.
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Description
The DEWALT Ergo Aviation snip was designed with a reduced handle span, providing lower level of muscle effort required while cutting tough materials. This tool is traditionally used for cutting aluminum, vinyl siding, screening, cardboard, leather, copper and 18-Gauge to 22-Gauge sheet metal. The snip’s serrated cutting edge prevent materials from slipping during use and the slip-resistant, bi-material cushion grip ensures a firm, comfortable grip.
- 15% less muscle exertion, easier cutting
- More cuts, less effort
- Serrated blade, clean finish
- US ergonomic performance certification
- Improved external latch design
- Flush mount hardware
- Forged chrome vanadium steel
Additional information
| Weight | 1.007 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.05 × 2.87 × 11.55 in |
| Blade Length (in.) | 2.75 |
| Blade Material | Steel |
| Blade Width (in.) | 2.9 |
| Features | No Additional Features |
| Hand Tool Type | Snips/Sidecutters |
| Handle Length (in.) | 5.85 |
| Handle Material | Composite |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Model | DWHT14675 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Product Length (in.) | 11.9 |
| Rolled Steel Gauge Cutting Capacity | 18 |
| Snip Type | Aviation Snip |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (71)
71 reviews for DEWALT 10.1 in. Straight-Cut Aviation Snip
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Freeman Mraz (verified owner) –
Awesome cutters for small projects. Cuts through sheet metal like it was paper. I love this addition to my tool chest.
Barry Russel (verified owner) –
Needed to cut tomato cage, worked great
Darren Goldner (verified owner) –
All snips feel the same I always look for a latch that works good to keep them closed these have the best one!
Brennon Schoen (verified owner) –
They work pretty good and nice grip
Alvah Bogan (verified owner) –
I am not a professional tin-bender but do keep a pair of snips in my tool bag for all-purpose use. I’ve carried a pair of red handled Wiss snips in my tool pouch for ages but they have just been replaced by these DeWalt straight-cuts. They are easy to use, cut straight, and the latch holds them shut while in my pouch; they don’t pop open in my tool pouch and make it difficult to remove. Plus, these look sharp! The handle has finger grips that feel good and the thumb latch is easy to release. Great tool!
Bryon Langworth (verified owner) –
I needed to cut some thin metal and this did the trick. I had planned to get larger cutters but when I tried them in the store on a sample piece of what I needed to cut, they wouldn’t do it because the metal was too thin. So I got these and they worked great.
Fredrick Zulauf (verified owner) –
Nice clean cuts.
Letha Yundt (verified owner) –
I had a pair before and they were awesome so I bought two more pair one for a friend of mine best snips that l ever owned.
Zion Boyle (verified owner) –
Nice smooth cut
Rex Adams (verified owner) –
A solid built, well constructed, easy to use sheet metal shear. The blades are set at the proper angle for a clean right cut that enables the user to create smooth arcs in sheet metal. The handle has a good solid comfortable grip that is designed for lefties and righties. The spring mechanism is well designed for a return to open position when you finish your initial cut and those that follow. I would recommend the product the amateur and pro alike.
Ophelia Braun (verified owner) –
Well-built, comfortable to use. I got these to replace an old standard “scissor” style snips. These are a vast improvement. Definitely easier to use than standard snips.Cushion grip handles fit my hands well and give me good control over the cut. The snips move smoothly and it’s easy to make accurate cuts as long as you don’t try to go too small on your cut diameter.The blade lock is easy to lock and unlock. I noticed that if I drop the latched snips and the bottom of the handles hits the ground first, the latch disengages. Not a big problem, but maybe could be improved.
Dillon Bechtelar (verified owner) –
Very comfortable and solid. Work great.
Zion Grady (verified owner) –
Good design
June Mayer (verified owner) –
Used to cut metal window trim
Beau Turcotte (verified owner) –
Did the job just fine.
Augustine Cummings (verified owner) –
Very easy to use. Cuts at ease
Felipe Beer (verified owner) –
I have used many types of aviation cutters in the past doing metal fabrication in auto body restoration I now do this as a hobby and I do some pretty heavy re manufacturing of parts I have used these aviation snips on several jobs now and found them to out perform most that i have used they are sharp and give such precise cuts that I stopped using all my others doing a patch panel on a 1957 ford ranchero i wanted very precise cut and thats what I got with these
Derick Jakubowski (verified owner) –
Great product. Very sharp.
Lou Hettinger (verified owner) –
A snips work great. good price I didn’t like the way they locked at first but now I figured out how it works so that doesn’t get in the way
Waino Kunde (verified owner) –
Now, these are right-hand cut snips, but they way they are designed, they can be used by a left-handed person as well, as the locking tab is on the right, so if you were to hold it in your left hand, you could lock and unlock the tab with your left thumb, now that’s nice! For a right-handed person however, you would have to to this with your right pointer finger, which isn’t as comfortable/thought-out, but I’m not one to complain. It’s nice that these are made of forged steel, which means sharper edges and a longer life. It’s always good to get your maximum worth out of a tool. -Did I mention these things are SHARP? I cut through what I believe was 32 gauge or thicker standard duct metal, and they went through with minimal effort, though they are advertised to work up to 22 or even 18 gauge metal. However, If I had to cut something that thick, I would simply use a cut-off wheel. Now, I’m not sure how DeWalt engineered these, but the reduction in squeezing pressure is magnificent! The ergonomic handles only add to how comfortable these are to work with. If I had to cut all day with these and were a pole-builder or metal worker, I certainly wouldn’t overlook them.