MilwaukeeM12 Fuel 16 Gauge Variable Speed Nibbler - No Charger, No Battery, Bare Tool Only

The Milwaukee M12 FUEL 16-Gauge Nibbler is a game-changer! Despite being a bare tool, its variable speed control delivers smooth, precise cuts in sheet metal effortlessly. Lightweight yet durable, it reduces hand fatigue during extended use. The compact design allows easy maneuverability in tight spaces. Even without a battery or charger, it’s a fantastic addition to any M12 system. Milwaukee’s quality shines through—this nibbler outperforms competitors with ease. A must-have for metalworkers and DIY enthusiasts! Highly recommend for professional-grade results.

Works better than I expected. Takes a little get a real straight line but cuts quick

This tool makes sheet metal work fast and clean. The variable speed gives great control, and it cuts through 16-gauge steel with no effort. Compact and lightweight, perfect for tight spaces. A real time-saver on HVAC installs and panel work.

Perfect for the metal siding and roof I'm putting on my building. It's cutting 3 pieces of metal at once

What a great tool made job easy. Light and powerful. I highly recommend this tool

Cuts FRP like a dream. Lightweight and clean cuts in materials.

Totally amazing! The nibbler does exactly what I needed, cut 18 gauge metal siding. I’ve bought into Milwaukee so I already have their batteries and charger. Ended up using a the larger 5.0 M12 battery and I don’t think I ever drain the battery completely in a day’s worth of usage. The huge bonus is the little bag to collect the metal punches, though it could be a bit bigger. The bag can become full after cutting 3’, so frequent emptying does become a small inconvenience. Handle feels natural. Cuts fast, though there is a variable speed knob so you can change things to your liking. The only con I had was about 1/2 way in to a 100’ x 60’ building, where the nibbler started acting like it was becoming dullish when going over ribs. Initially I could cut the ribs at any angle and it was no issue, but later I had to angle the cutter near 90 degrees to the rib side in order to start cutting. This is pricey, but I would definitely buy an again.Of note, do your due diligent about the warranty before buying. Out of a couple $1,000s in Milwaukee tools I have yet to do a warranty, but….Milwaukee only offer’s its 3-5 year warranty on tools bough from “authorized” resellers, and most (but not all) sellers here on Amazon do not meet that criteria.

It lacks sufficient power for cutting through thicker materials, and the variable speed control is inconsistent. Without a charger or battery, it’s less practical.