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Question: what is the biggest diameter that it can cut?
Document: These bolt cutters are BIG, but very effective. I was able to cut thought a Brinks lock like a hot knife through butter.
I used it to cut my bike cable after I had lost the key. Requires a fair amount of strength, but does the job. Overall I am pleased with my purchase.
A bit big, but this will cut through almost anything. When I got this, I was just looking for anything to cut through a..tree limbs, bolts, screws, nails, locks, etch...... real fun. Be sure to open up the teeth
This bolt cutter is a good deal, for just a bit more money than a smaller one, you can get this heavy bolt cutter that to some might seem like overkill; but it is not. With the longer handles you can get leverage on almost anything you would need to cut up.
Anyway, they sliced through that master lock like it wasn't there and the cutting edges were not dented or deformed after making two cuts. If you need to cut chain or locks or bolts, I can't imagine that these wouldn't get it done for you. I would purchase this exact tool again.
After spending an hour cutting a busted lock off our cattle gate, we purchased this. We had several old locks and chains wound around the gate and this cut right through them all with hardly a dent in the blade. As other said, it is quite large and heavy, thus requires some strength to use.
This cutter is big and heavy but works well against harden steel. I used it to cut out a Supra lock box left on my rental property. The job took less than a minute and caused no damage to the cutting blades. It is a good tool for a rental property manager.
These cutters replace a 24&#34; pair I own that just wasn't up to the task. I have cut both heavy chain and locks with the Neiko 36&#34; with ease. One thing to consider is the length of the cutters. I bought the 36&#34; ones because I wanted the greatest leverage. In retrospect, I should have gotten the 30&#34; ones instead.
These look tough and feel solid. Just opened mine and they look used. Like someone previously tried to cut something too hard and it left an indentation in one of the blades.Also, the blades don't close flush with one another and there is a gap at the bottom. I tried to cut a piece of cardboard to see if it would clamp down and the blades only pinch at the font.
In fact there is even a gap in-between the blades. This is where the bolt that screws into the side of the bolt cutters comes in. I tightened the bolt and the blades started to close closer together. I tightened it until the tip of the blades were touching but, the bottom portion of the blades still had a gap. I tried to cut the nail again with the tip of the blades (which now touch) and it still didn't work.Complete garbage if you ask me.
Answer: yes