Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Anyone have any experience cutting 6D (2") 304 Stainless-Steel Roofing Nails, Ring-Shank Diameter - .120 (3.05mm)?  Thanks
Document: I needed to cut wrought nails for my custom designs. I've used all types of cutters which dulls quickly, and frankly is hard on the hands after a while. Really did NOT want to buy cuttters this expensive. But it got to a point I procrastinated a lot just to avoid cutting the nails.With the Knipex, I cut 200 wrought nails like butter with ease. I'm glad I went through the experience, since it made me really look for the right tool. Knipex was worth it.
I love this cutter. I am an over the road trucker and I work with different types of Trailer load seals. This works great for cutting them with very little effort. I also have to remove nails from the floor of the Trailer and this cutter, because of the angled head, cuts them off flush with the floor.
I have to say... I love this tool, simple, but great quality and very solid cutting tool, will last a life time, great for cutting bolts, wires, nails, rivets, sheet metal, fence... tool profile and weight is just right for just any one-hand operation...
If you've never used any of Knipex products your missing out. Their tools will last a life time and you will enjoy how much easier they perform their job over cheaper less quality tools. The only people I wouldn't recommend these to are people who loose things a lot, because they are costly. Bottom line you get what you pay for and these cutters work flawlessly cutting through nails, screws, wire, including hardened metals without chipping the cutting edges.
All-in-all, it worked as advertised & I am quite happy with the tool.Its only real flaw is it doesn't cut the nails off flush. There is about a 1/8th ~ 3/32nd nib left behind. In my case, a tap with a hammer on the board(s) that I was placing forced them past the nib & into position without any trouble.Second note: Every project ultimately requires yet another specialized tool and this project proved no exception.
These are an absolute must for anyone working with high tensile wire. I have used a lot of different pliers and none of them compare to these .
cunipex. You will not be disappointed if you buy this tool. Although it says it is only for 3.6mm wires, it can cut through much bigger wires, but you just have to take several bites out of the wire to make it happen.
A dream  for those who want or need to be able to cut down screws and nails. it will cut like they say the occasional  1/4&#34; bolt.
This thing is nice, works well for a few months, knipex makes good stuff, but these weren't as versitile as i needed them to be, I bough these to clip nails, not wire, it worked for a while but eventually failed, then one blade broke off.
Hey Gang ! If your looking for a terrific pair of cutters ! These are the  best I have ever used , angled head is what you want it gets the job done ,not a lot of force to cut fencing , nails or what ever is your task .Remember you pay for what you get !! !Geno
Answer: no