Do you think it would cut the thick wire on a freezer shelf? That's what I need it for.
1142556
I'm not sure what size wire you are considering (Just checked my freezer and did not see any wire) Put it this way a "Large Plyers" cuts almost the same size wire this can tackle but this does it much easier. This is NOT for big pieces of wire. I used it for my tomato cages etc-can't really give actual dimensions or gauge dimensions since I'm not sure. For small work it's GREAT for larger work get the next size up. I would have gotten the larger size up if I had known this was the size of a Plyers - again with that said this has a purpose in a tool arsenal. Hope this helps.
1142557
I think they would cut the wire but you may want the next larger size if you don't have a lot of arm strength.
1142558
I think that freezer shelves have about 3/16" to 1/4" material. I think that would be too thick for this pair of cutters. I usually cut 1/8" and 9/64" which they work well with. See if your racks are made of material less than 3/16", if so, I feel they may work for you.
1142559
I cannot answer that. It might because the wire on those baskets is a different density than what I use it for. The company would know. They are pretty strong, but since I haven't cut a wire basket yet, I cannot say.
913436
Yes. I tried cutting it with heavy scissors and that didn't work. With wire cutters, it was easy.
203484
I have not tried it on anything really thick yet, but I feel it would be able to get the job done. The variable speed of this unit should make it capable of the job.
37096
Yes it would. I use it to slice turkey, roast beefs, hams, Giant Hero's, basically anything.
1956100
Sure, cutting would be easy. It's kind of like a very thick version of the bubble wrap that is sometimes used in packaging. A lot more durable, though.
950953
I used it to cut wire coat hangers, but Padlock, I would recommend a bolt cutter for around the same price.
355545
Surely will, however you might need to have a precise wattage figure of the fridge and get a goldsource watt cut accordingly.
1546805
It might work out just fine. I'd have to see the wire in person to tell you for sure there. Great cutters regardless.
1274611
I'm not sure. We tried to use it to strip small wire and it didn't work for that.
1865189
It's pretty stout. I think that, even if you found a tool to do it, you'd end up with a very rough cut. Probably unsightly.
933286
Yes, but check your gauges, when you are using high amperage gauges of wire you might be outside the sizing of this tool. What the tool does is pretty simple, but might not work for really hard wire.
89898
It can carry 20amps so that should do it. You might want to read the owners manual for the freezer to make sure.
1593679
They'd certainly cut the wire, but it would really depend on the gauge you're cutting I guess. I can't say with certain it would give you the smooth cut you're desiring though. Sorry . . .
1807051
I haven't tried, personally, but I'm sure it would depend on how tough your metal is. What are you wanting to cut?
2231263
yes to both questions. you can use this low price unit to convert a chest type freezer into a very economical fridge. i love it.
560666
Unknown...I've never tried it. I doubt it because the adhesive tape is relatively weak and I don't think it would survive the wet & brittle nature of a freezer.
681596
Yes, I believe this is what it was intended for. It did not fit my needs, unfortunately, but an extension cord for a refrigerator or a range is probably it's intended use.