Additional information
| Manufacturer | Ryobi |
|---|---|
| Part Number | P592 |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 16.38 x 3 x 5.38 inches |
| Item model number | P592 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Color | Green |
| Material | plastic |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Voltage | 18 Volts |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Special Features | Cordless |
| Included Components | Bare Tool |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
JH –
Used this product and instantly the teeth chipped, went to use the second time and it split on us. Very disappointed
Tina –
Great “toy”. Fingertip control. I’m loving it for cutting piano wire and spring wire – even the 3.18mm / 1/8″ stuff is trivially snipped to the exact length required.
Stacy S. Scott –
While we purchased this from another store (unavailable via Amazon at the time)….we can definitely say this is a Godsend! Using it to cut bolt seals off trailers when. But know this…it will take a few tries cutting the seal, like maybe 2 or 3 tries (hence the 4 star and not 5), you just have to try and cut it at the same location the second or third time, BUT it does work and is SOOO much easier than the big honkin’ manual bolt cutters!!!
The question remains about how well the blade will hold up….BUT we’ve used it about 10 times now and hasn’t failed yet.
virginia –
Ima girl switcher in a shunt truck transferring trailers all night! That thing with the metal large size bolt cutters are heavy as hell and my arms start to hurt! I pulled a muscle also so that hurts ! These are great watch out everyone wants them but mean while I keep near by cause I am the one cutting seals anyway it helps a lot so easy cuts in 20 seconds! Awesome the price is high but as a truck driver if I go on the road I will probably use till I retire
Alf29 –
This cutter is amazing & quick, the least expensive of its kind & the most effective
Chris –
I was pretty excited to try this when I purchased it to cut wire shelving with. If you have ever cut this with bolt cutters you would know why. As I was waiting to try the tool out, I purchased a box truck that had pad locks on the doors. I decided to give this tool a go thinking this would be of great ease. Long story short, the padlocks are still on the doors and the clamps (area where you cut with) are now tore up from putting pressure on the padlocks. Guess I won’t know if the tool is worthwhile for cutting shelving.
Dave –
This battery powered bolt cutter is just what I needed!
Here’s the reason why…. I love buying cabinet knobs from Hobby lobby when they go on sale for 50% off. They are always about an inch too long and stick out far enough that I end up scraping my arm against the excess threaded screw part. I’ve purchased a set of small bolt cutters but had a hard time gripping down on the threaded screw hard enough to break it off without causing some distress to my hands. When I saw this Karobi bolt cutter, I immediately checked out reviews as well as some YouTube videos before purchasing.
I haven’t figured out how to cut the threaded screw area close enough to where the nut can still fit onto the back of the knob and keep it in place on the cabinet door without having a little excess left over, which is quite sharp. I’m using a metal file to file down the sharp end of the screw, making sure not to mess up the threaded area so that the nut will still fit back on properly.
Unfortunately I’m not badass enough to come up with any other way to use this tool like cutting pad locks off of doors or such. I feel pretty vicious just owning it though and my battery stays charged!✔️
Chris –
I made maybe 20-30 cuts on thin field fence eventually it stopped cutting it all the way through I’d have to twist to get it to cut. Tried to cut some wire rope today and it wouldn’t cut through it. Looked and it appears that the blades no longer close all the way.
M Hayes –
I had a stuck Master Lock M175 boron carbide padlock on my tool shed. This cut it off in seconds. I don’t know what else I’ll use it for, but it was cheaper than breaking down and repairing my shed door.
Jason –
Bought for a project to cut a ton of chain. Worked very well.