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I'm talking about the shape of the tool itself -- it's a slightly tapered cylinder with no pretense of a handgrip. When I'm using it I straddle the cut and use both hands on the tool -- in part to help me keep the wire from popping up and scratching me. It's infinitely easier than using...

I am now in love with the electric metal shears. This model is klunky and non-ergonomic, but I got the one that doesn't take a kerf to be sure that I wasn't seeding the chicken area with little bits of metal. (This photo is my sister. Her hands are bigger than mine, but I can use it just...

Alas, we have inquired. None of the local tool rental places has nibblers. :( That's an avenue to look at.

That was also recommended against by the manufacturer for the same reason -- heat. Hand shears or a nibbler is what they said to use.

Any recommendations for a moderately-priced nibbler for cutting sheet metal? The roofing manufacturer does not recommend using an angle grinder on their product because the heat generated can damage the coating and compromise the anti-rust protection.

DH just bought one. I won't be able to use it because even unloaded and not dragging an air hose it's too heavy for me to hold one-handed. That's what I love about that particular impact driver -- I can use it one handed.

Looks like you've got a well-equipped shop! :D

I could not possibly have done the Run to Outdoor Brooder Conversion without DH's Impact Driver and Oscillating Tool. What's your most indispensable tool for coop and run building? The Impact Driver is here...