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DNA Logo Tin Snips 3-Piece Set 10" Built-In Thumb Lock Tool Kit

K2 Industries
K2-12543-UNV-006-TSARK
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
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DNA Logo Tin Snips 3-Piece Set 10" Built-In Thumb Lock Tool Kit
DNA Logo Tin Snips 3-Piece Set 10" Built-In Thumb Lock Tool Kit

Three precision tin snips with integrated thumb locks for clean, controlled cuts on sheet metal and trim work. Built for panel fitment, body work, and trim installation without slipping or binding. Each snip is sized and angled for straight cuts, left cuts, and right cuts.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Built-In Thumb Lock ✓ 3-Piece Set
Key Features
  • 10" blade length - Full reach for body panels and trim without hand fatigue
  • Integrated thumb locks - Prevents accidental opening during cuts, keeps hands safe
  • Three cutting angles - Straight, left, and right snips handle different trim profiles without repositioning
Specs
  • Quantity: 3-piece set (straight, left, right)
  • Blade length: 10"
  • Feature: Built-in thumb lock on each snip
What's Included
  • 3 tin snips (straight, left-cut, right-cut)
Frequently Asked Questions

Will these cut stainless steel trim or only aluminum?

Tin snips cut sheet metal — aluminum, steel, and light stainless. Test on a scrap piece first if you're working with thick stainless; these are designed for standard trim and panel work, not heavy-gauge material.

Do the thumb locks stay engaged while cutting, or do I have to reset them?

The thumb lock holds the snips closed when not in use. Once you grip and open them to cut, normal hand pressure operates them like standard snips — the lock just prevents them from hanging open in your toolbox.

Can I use left-cut snips with my right hand, or do I need the specific angle for each cut direction?

Each angle is designed to work best in its intended direction — straight cuts for parallel lines, left snips for clockwise cuts, right snips for counterclockwise. You can force the wrong snip, but you'll get binding and rough edges. Use the right tool for the direction you're cutting.

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