Why Fabricators Are Ditching their Grinder for the Bad Dog Biter
If you're doing sheet metal fabrication with a grinder, you're not just cutting metal. You're creating extra work for yourself on every single pass. Every cut leaves burrs. Every burr means you're st …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 8th Jul 2026 Mechanical Engineer & Third-Generation Tool Designer at Bad Dog Tools
Stop Fighting Your Nibbler — The Bad Dog Biter Cuts 360°
If you've ever tried to cut a curve in sheet metal with a standard nibbler, you know the frustration. You're fighting the tool, repositioning constantly, and still ending up with a jagged line that …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 1st Jul 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