It's making curved cuts that can be difficult, especially if you're holding the wrong tool. Tin snip grips are typically colored red, yellow, or green, and it's not for cosmetic reasons.

Tin snips, aka “bulldog snips,” are the forged, straight-jawed sheet metal cutters handed down from your grandpa. They make straight cuts well and can do limited curved cuts.

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › A good set of tin snips makes cutting sheet metal easy. When it comes to cutting ...

There’s no reason to use a hacksaw in a modern farm shop. Cutting metal on a farm often used to involve either an oxy-acetylene torch, a hacksaw or tin snips. If a shop was “high-tech,” it ...

A 4,500-square-foot house located near Grayton Beach, Fla., now has a metal standing-seam roof and metal exterior. The sloped and radius combination roof used roughly 3,600 square feet of Petersen’s ...

Malco says its AVsMini snips easily work where full-size aviation snips are challenged. Forged steel jaws produce a long-lasting, sharply defined cutting edge. A ¾-inch cut length and sure-gripping ...

Quinnley was playing with an angel food cake pan, whose middle section was removed, and put her head through the pan and got stuck. Her mom called firefighters who used tin snips to free the toddler.

In this week’s Seven Hills Police Blotter, an East Parkleigh Drive resident came to the police station to report that two weeks earlier, he had discovered two long extension cords missing from ...