Are your fingers safe with the Bad Dog Biter?
The first thing people notice about the Bad Dog Biter is the cutting head, and their first instinct is to keep their fingers away from it. That's a reasonable reaction. You've been trained by grinde …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 24th Jun 2026 Mechanical Engineer & Third-Generation Tool Designer at Bad Dog Tools
How to Cut Corrugated Metal in Any Direction
If you've ever needed to cut a vent, pipe pass-through, or any kind of interior opening in a corrugated metal panel, you already know the problem: most tools can't start a cut in the middle of a she …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 6th May 2026 Mechanical Engineer & Third-Generation Tool Designer at Bad Dog Tools
How to Cut Curves in Sheet Metal Without Snips, Grinders, or Distortion
If you've ever tried to cut a tight curve into a sheet of aluminum or 14-gauge steel, you already know the drill: tin snips warp the edge, jigsaws chatter and skip, and a cutoff wheel turns the whol …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 22nd Apr 2026 Mechanical Engineer & Third-Generation Tool Designer at Bad Dog Tools