I don't think so. Looks like .075" is the minimum, and their mando wire is .053".
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Comes with interchangeable tables for various widths of fretwire:
Medium table for widths 0.075" to 0.095" (1.90mm to 2.41mm)
Large table for widths 0.095" to 0.110" (2.41mm to 2.79mm)
Medium table for widths 0.075" to 0.095" (1.90mm to 2.41mm)
Large table for widths 0.095" to 0.110" (2.41mm to 2.79mm)
You can make your own nipper by using a dremel cutoff wheel to grind a slot in the face of a sheet metal nibbling tool. Mine doesn't cut the tang perfectly flush, but it's still a lot faster than using regular flush ground nippers. One bite instead of two, and the remaining burr is smaller.
I just checked, and it looks like it will be possible to do small and medium sized wire with a single tool by flipping the faceplate around and grinding another slot on the other side. It's 1/8" thick steel, so there should be enough material left that it won't be overly weakened. The screw will stick up a bit without the countersunk hole on the back side, but that shouldn't cause any problems. Large wire will need its own faceplate, but probably easier to just buy another nibbler than to make a faceplate from raw stock, unless you happen to have a rotary broach or something that can drill a square hole
