The first bolt cutter variation was invented around Third Century BCE. Bolt cutters were produced by MCC Professional Tools in 1928 in Japan.
The first bolt cutter variation was invented around Third Century BCE. Bolt cutters were produced by MCC Professional Tools in 1928 in Japan.
It will depend on the quality of the bolt cutter. It should be able to cut anything similar to a bolt of chain it was designed for. Some really good ones might be able to cut rebar.
In New Jersey from cripids island IN THE DUMP
Here is a website that sells a bolt cutter :http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/100015010?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&storeId=10051&N=5yc1vZ1xk4Zaqdd&R=100015010#.UUEJRzeRfWY The price is pretty good and the bolt cutter is of very good quality too.
It is in the dumpster outside of the restrooms. You will need the bolt cutter from Puerto Rico.
Most of these tools are for making incisions (cutting)
Most of these tools are for making incisions.most of these tools are for making incisions
It's in Puerto Rico, in one of the farms up north. There will be a long pole with platforms sticking out on the right. Jump up these platforms. At the top you can take your bolt cutters!
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I can't find a non-copyright picture but I'll do my best...Basically you'll see it looks like a ring spanner with a cutter coming into the round part- the letter O in my little drawing is the nut. []===|=(>O)Unlike a spanner you pick one which is larger than the nut to leave room for the cutter =>. Pop the ring over the nut, line up the cutter so it's more or less vertical on one face. The other end of the handle has a bolt []=== running up the middle which presses against the cutter at the point shown by "|"in my drawing, but is not attached to it so it doesn't try to turn the cutter, it just presses it. You just keep turning the bolt until the cutter splits the nut. Never fails.
Heavy-duty bolt cutters are designed to cut through bolts, padlocks, etc. It is quicker to use a bolt cutter than to use a hacksaw, or to use an acetylene burner (acetylene torch) with its cumbersome tanks.