Harbor Freight Bauer Metal Shears Construct Stainless Steel Workbench Topper

Recently junked out several stainless steel food service tables. A couple of the tops were large enough to function as a new surface for my very beat-up wooden workbench but needed to be cut to fit. Seventeen gauge stainless is beyond difficult to cut by hand. Bit the bullet and got an electric cutter from Harbor Freight. Here's my assessment of the Bauer model.

[@MrBillmechanic]

excllent! i am buying one right away for my metal rooof projecy. thanks

[@jteddy11]

I always like your videos, and good job. Plasma cutter maybe, ask for one for Christmas, you have the air compressor for it. Use it for your art stuff?

[@ellrick]

great video sir, helped a lot

[@medicatedforyoursafety9349]

What gauge was the sheet?

[@cavalierthompson9743]

Has anyone told you, you sound like Kevin Costner? 🤣🤣👑👑💪🏿💯

[@otd80]

Yes, many. All are incorrect ... he sounds like me ... a MUCH senior person. Typical mid-west (Ohio) speech pattern. Before you ask, same for Tom Hanks.

[@JiggyPapason]

Just roll it back a little so it's flat when you make the next cut. when you make the next cut , cut it off with the shear.

[@medicatedforyoursafety9349]

Ah 18g. I got 14g.

[@-mejor-que-nostradamus-6152]

I Think Machine Is Good But
Blade Is Garbage After A Few
Jobs.
Amén.

[@johnbethel9369]

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