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Review of Max Power Bolt Cutters
Check out online reviews by lineman for the MaxPower Bolt Cutters. Lineman review the drop forged Cr-Mo steel jaws, hardened and heat-treated for durability bolt cutters.
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MAXPOWER Bolt Cutter 24 inch, Chrome Molybdenum Steel Blade Heavy Duty Bolt Cutter
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Cutting capacity: Up to 3/8 inch (10mm) for carbon steel, 5/16 inch (8mm) for alloy steel
Watch for: The black phosphate coating starts to come off after a year or two
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MAXPOWER Bolt Cutter 24 inch, Chrome Molybdenum Steel Blade Heavy Duty Bolt Cutter
Overall, these bolt cutters have received mostly positive reviews from line workers, with customers praising their ease of use and good quality. Some reviewers have mentioned that the tool can handle cutting bolts and other heavy-duty materials with ease, and that the comfortable grip makes it easier to use for extended periods of time. However, a few reviewers have noted that the blade can dull quickly or that the tool is not suitable for cutting very thin materials. Overall, these bolt cutters seem to be a good choice for small jobs, but may not be suitable for more demanding tasks.
Key specifications
- Weight
- 5.54 lbs
- Material
- Carbon steel or Alloy steel
- Model
- MAXPOWER Bolt Cutter 24 inch, Chrome Molybdenum Steel Blade Heavy Duty Bolt Cutter
- Length options
- 12, 14, 24, 30 inches
Why it stands out
- Cutting capacity: Up to 3/8 inch (10mm) for carbon steel, 5/16 inch (8mm) for alloy steel
- Ergonomic non-slip rubber handle for a comfortable grip and provide more leverage
Flaws, not dealbreakers
The black phosphate coating starts to come off after a year or two
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