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Imfrom the uk and bought the american version of these a couple years ago and much preferred it to the other european style they had over here. Was annoyed they didnt have it in metric at the time but i guess they do now ^_^

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Does it work on PVC pipes?

*What if you put a 1/4 to 3/8 adapter socket in and it won't come out? ...Asking for a friend.*

I live both tools and brands. It really depends on which type of work u r doing.

Why not use them the right way? Put your wire end into tool then push wire into wire end and crimp. It holds the wire end while you put wire excatly where you want it. The way you did it, is much harder and doesnt crimp near as good!

Looks good! Beware that some of those others you talked about that can cut bolts or the high leverage side cutters or linesman pliers, they harder steel but may not be as sharp. I have some high leverage Napa side cutters sorta angled, and you have to use considerable force to cut a plastic zip tie with those pliers. Good for pulling out cotter pins, not good for cutting wire. Not sure about those other brands, but I suspect that if it's designed to cut bolts, it may not be as sharp as those pliers.

Que significa los mangos color amarillo?? Según Klein el amarillo lo utilizan para identificar las pinzas cónicas o de punta pero por lo que veo es mentira

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Is the hex the standard 4 mm or Klien's special 3.5 mm?

I like Klein everything besides the twin grips, cobras and pliers wrench

The 180 ones with comfort grip are the best tool I’ve ever had. Can’t imagine plumbing without them. Good for other applications too - pulling small nails, bending/ twisting, crimping, all sorts of stuff. 86..180 and 87..250 are the perfect combo for almost everything where you need to grip/turn something

Would 16 gauge be too thick for this?

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I knocked tin for 30 years and sorry to burst your bubble, but a normal speed chuck does the same thing, as the points on your speed chuck spin on the points of the screw it takes it right down, give it a try, use a normal speed chuck or try it on high pressure duct sealer, the tan shit that’s messy but dries hard as hell, besides all that, it’s pretty cool, but not really necessary

I have the malco flip version and use them more often than I should. Rusted or painted hex screws white mastic covered roofing screws. There are many uses and has earned its spot in my bag. Never hurts to be prepared despite the 25 to 30 dollar bit.

I only want the drive & bits. Don't need the handle.

Yo tengo ese wiha y el Knipex y es mejor el Knipex…tiene el centro del eje central más cerca de la zona de corte..

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This thing looked so stupid before I realised how it worked. Now I think it's genius. What a great little tool!

This would be better than the klein version, if it had a bit carrousel.

Klein now has a 9/16 version and a metric one to.

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Is there a metric version

How are you liking the micron gauge so far?

Thank you ! Is there a metric version ?

Can you tell me what is the the connection at the back of the 5/16 core removal tool after removing the magnetic bit. And the other bit?

These channellock 3248 are 1996 production. NOS

The magnetic bit extensions are a poor design. Waay harder than it should be to remove the bit.

If all you run is NN cable then by all means carry this. I'll keep my pinch cut pliers because they're more versatile.

hola el knipex corta mas porque el centro del eje esta mas cerca de la zona de corte..

This is what Channel Lock pliers wanted to be. Seriously. I have a Cobra and it’s the best. Now I have to find these.

My cousin got me a 3-piece Knipex tool set for Christmas and this is definitely the star of the show. Brilliant engineering!

Reeming the outside doesn't really matter as much as the inside. Wire pulled through the conduit won't touch the exterior. Cleaning the outside is more for personnel protection

If you work on wet condition just put few drops of machine oil or WD40.

Мне понравился инструмент сделан качественно, под мою руку, для домашнего пользования более чем

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Fe is for iron. I guess steel wires

The clip is removable. Each side slides out toward itself.

Knipex is better for me if price is affordable I will sure

The clip is 100% removable. I had to remove it as it makes it almost impossible and far too awkward to spin a fastener quickly w/the clip in the way. I’d pass on this unless you absolutely need the ability to shorten its length for concealment.

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Have both versions of these pliers and they work great for what they are and money spent. Good video and tools

Love them and have the other version of this plier and they work great for what they are and money spent.

the insulation on the Marrvel pliers while not having a tested rating have more than enough insulation to cut and strip a single live cable that is never going to be higher than 250VAC. The pinch cut Marvels have the same insulated handles for a couple of decades before the cross cuts came on the market, and I never receive a shock using them. VDE has become a sale gimmick with the added down side, the handle insulation is far thicker, making them unnecessarily bulky in the hand.

Instead of many types/sizes of wire I was more interested in how cable cutters cut different type/sizes of cable.

Great pliers and they might make Klein a run for their money (I said might).

So it's confirmed that Knipex will be making these in American wire gauge soon?

I definitely recommend loosening these just a touch when you get them. Absolute butter smooth to use once you do.

Very good pliers and very good price, in many Asian countries it costs about 15-18$, regular models are even much cheaper only about 10$, handle is also very good, I'm a long time fan of Knipex but but Wiha is only 1/3 the price of Knipex, it's hard not to buy a few sets of Wiha pliers.