The PacTool SS404 Fiber-Cement Shear cuts fiber-cement siding quickly, safely, and economically. Featuring reversible blades that are machined from solid steel, this versatile tool provides smooth, fast operation you can rely on. Most important, the SS404 won't produce airborne silica dust, so you can count on your jobsite being as healthy as can be.
The PacTool SS404 Fiber-Cement Shear At a Glance:
Cuts cement-fiber siding quickly and safely
Eliminates airborne dust for a clean, healthy job site
6.5 Amp motor, 1/2-inch spindle gear, and 360-degree swivel head
Double-ended blades will handle up to 20 houses
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Powerful Motor and Innovative Engineering for Reliable Performance Designed to cut fiber-cement siding up to 5/16-inch thick, this patented tool boasts a smart design and amazing durability. A robust 6.5-amp motor, 1/2-inch spindle gear, and 360-degree swivel head combine with comfortable ergonomics for optimum performance, even on all-day jobs.
Dust-Free Cutting for a Healthy, Worksite Productivity doesn't just mean getting the job done fast, it also means keeping your workplace safe. All cement-fiber siding contains silica, which is harmless unless large quantities are inhaled as dust. Because the SS404 doesn't produce airborne dust like circular saws do, you'll completely avoid the serious health risks associated with silica.
Long-Lasting, Double-Ended Blades The SS404 features reversible blades machined from solid steel that provide 20,000 feet of cutting. Because these blades are reversible, they'll last through 20 houses' worth of siding jobs--twice as long as single-ended blades and 45 times as long as circular-saw blades.
This compact tool is not only versatile, but it's also cost-effective, boasting an average blade cost of just three dollars per house.
What's in the Box SS404 fiber-cement shear, blades, and manual.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0
works like a champ:
Bought this to cut hardibacker for a couple of shower installations. Cuts great with MUCH less mess. This is a must have in my tool shed.
Worth the money:
Decided to try a shear on my second house. Used a combination of score and snap along with a Diablo hardiplank blade for the first house and it was very labor intensive. The blade worked OK in the chop saw but it burned up fast when ripping boards. No teeth were left after less than a fourth of a house. Used the shear on the house I am working on now and it is 10 times faster. Using it is a lot like using a saber saw. You have to watch the line. Speed wise, I could not ask for more. I was able to rip a full... more info
the best!:
light weight, quiet, super easy to use,you can't beat this tool. ps,no dust!
works well:
exactly as advertised. definitely recommended. cuts 1/4" with ease. 1/2" takes a little finesse, because no jobsite is perfect with a perfect work table, but if you're a contractor, that's not an issue.