Air Nibbler Ahhhhh.

[gavuk]

Normally just spin the rotor(centre)with some oil,if you can see the rotors being thrown to the outside, as in Snoops pic, it can be re-assembled and tried .If the rotors don't move to outside you may have to strip further,mark the ends and centre of the motor assembly so it goes back together the same....then wipe the vanes ,blow out with dry air,reassemble with a drop of oil and try again

 

[chunkolini]

Busastars
You know you need 240v power not windpower.
Chunko'.

 

[busastars]

Thanks all got the Nibbler working and it works a treat.

I removed the head once more, turned the centre with by hand and sprayed with Maintanance spray, oiled with compressor oil and tried without the head on. span up realy well but alot of oil and cr@p came out. Re'oiled everything and had a go, cut very nice and easy

My thoughts are the cheaper tools although they look and maybe the same not enough care is taken with them, swaff and other cr@p is left inside. I'm guessing ones like Clarke & Bergen are well tested before hand with all the rubbish cleaned out then greased/oild up ready for the customer. I could be talking rubbish mind just my thoughts so far.

Just waiting on some Air Shears to come now so I can compare the both and have both options available to me.

The 3hp 50L compressor made a big difference. Thanks Wyn