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cjensen
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I found a great price on a set of three snips from Harbor Frieght. They are Central Pneumatic brand. I am still new to these tool brands, and which ones are good or not.

How does this brand stack up to Wiss, which sounds to me to be the standard?

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The general thoughts seem to be that Harbor Freight is an excellent source of inanimate tools. Things that don't take power, etc, are generally quite acceptable at HF. I know they source all of my clamps and many of my hand tools.
 
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I found a great price on a set of three snips from Harbor Frieght. They are Central Pneumatic brand. I am still new to these tool brands, and which ones are good or not.

How does this brand stack up to Wiss, which sounds to me to be the standard?

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Post by captain_john »

Speakin' o' wich...

When I cut my doublers, I needed to make long distortion free cuts in .032 (I think) and used my pneumatic snips. Very straight and fast!

A good tool to have, but not necessary.

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