Electric rebar cutter

Silversabre

Silversabre

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Recently seen on, the airport the FRC contractor was using a milwaukee cordless bandsaw from speedy to avoid hot works, great for cutting stock, can be difficult if needing to trim institu

Bolt cutters only any good up to 10/12mm if I'm honest
 
T whiting

T whiting

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Recently seen on, the airport the FRC contractor was using a milwaukee cordless bandsaw from speedy to avoid hot works, great for cutting stock, can be difficult if needing to trim institu

Bolt cutters only any good up to 10/12mm if I'm honest
Thanks I thought the same about bolt cutters especially as there's a couple of hundred cuts to do
 
groundworker

groundworker

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Have a look at the Hikoki


Cuts and bends all on 18v, very handy bit of kit. No idea where you'd hire one from but could be worth buying outright if you do enough reinforcement work.

It won't cut in situ though if that's what you need.

You'd be welcome to try mine but I'm not local!
 

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groundworker

groundworker

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There's also these manual cutters which are glorified bolt cutters but more hefty, can be bolted down to a lump of timber so you can get your full weight into it.

Looks like a lot more graft but way cheaper

 
Silversabre

Silversabre

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Have you got a lot of 16mm to cut or is that your biggest bar?

Can you not increase the splice to avoid cutting all together? or change the schedule.

Manual benders are create for up to 12mm but after that its still possible just takes a lot more effort, usually involves a scaffold tube as a longer lever and that you have the option of using on a bench on the horizontal.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
do bigger wattage ones
can't find a UK seller though
Vevor do have a UK website but not listed on there :(
have seen a few ppl using them on Utube and seem pretty good
 
T whiting

T whiting

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@V8Druid The vevor stuff any good? Looking at the 1.5t Lever hoist to pull some conifer roots.
No it's junk

Go hire have found me a hilti NRC 6-22 60/wk +the blades at £70 a pop

This is for the in situe cuts of the existing hopefully the bars to tie will come pre cut if they get the bending schedule sorted or can go outside where I can cut them hot
 
Silversabre

Silversabre

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Go hire have found me a hilti NRC 6-22 60/wk +the blades at £70 a pop

This is for the in situe cuts of the existing hopefully the bars to tie will come pre cut if they get the bending schedule sorted or can go outside where I can cut them hot
are you getting two of the nuron batteries with that too?
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
used to have a few Nitto Kohki (what was Hikohki) hand held punches -- were very good, reliable tools
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T whiting

T whiting

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only thing I have of theirs is a permanent magnet lifter and it's been fine - does what it says on the packet
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some of the youtubers I watch have been using their gear and don't seem to have any issues, but no idea what longevity is like
I've a set of fork extensions from them and a set from safety lifting gear there about half as thick and have bent. They do a job but are definitely DIY grade
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I've a set of fork extensions from them and a set from safety lifting gear there about half as thick and have bent. They do a job but are definitely DIY grade
yeh I've seen those - look like they're made out of tin .. think selectivity is the name of the game with them ;)
 
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