Common Mistakes Builders Make When Choosing a Cordless Rebar Cutter
It’s easy to focus only on the price tag when you’re choosing a cordless rebar cutter , but choosing based on that alone can leave your crew with a cutter that cuts too slowly and produces rough edges. The problem is that you won’t usually notice these problems until you start using the cutter. That’s why it’s important to take a closer look at everything, from the features to the cutting capacity before making a decision. To make things easier, here are some of the most common mistakes builders make when buying cordless rebar cutters and how you can avoid them. Mistake: Choosing the wrong cutting capacity You’ll usually notice numbers like 6–18mm or 6–20mm listed in the specs when you check cordless reo cutters. Those numbers indicate the range of steel bar diameter sizes the cutter can handle safely and efficiently. If you ignore those specs, you could end up using a cutter that is too small for the bars on site. Repeatedly forcing a cutter through bars be...