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What size Torx bit to take the screws out of the back? I have been unable to find anything that fits

Nice tools. Ever use them?

it’s Kkkkkkaaa nippex! cringing to hear people say it wrong!

searched out this video to find out why my logitech wireless keyboard stalls on some keys and not the others the space bar at times takes 2-3 taps to get a response

Blue/white themed weras, theyre special edition for 100th birthday of Finland. Great for working in saunas or under influence of alcohol. They also added same color bottle opener.

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I have these and love them, they are really light weight and work like a charm.

You didint mention it has that plus and minus adjuster and if you set it all the way to plus youre cutting some of the stranded wire strands, so be careful with it. Start all the way at Minus and if it doesnt strip properly adjust it little by little and try again. I have Jokari ones which are identical but way more expensive for some reason

This is not a DIY kit, but a professional kit. Flukes alones are an investment. Nice professional set nevertheless.

The Knipex are great, but the Weidmüller Stripax are even better.

simply too big for me to carry around. ill stick to the sideways ones you showed, what brand are those ones btw? good stuff

Excelente alicate ótimo review👍🏻

Got a pair of these last week. New favourite EDC item. I love them.

Was hopeful you were going to explore the USB options that are so obvious there. I can power it with a USB extention cord but I want to add my own sounds/tones... anyone do this yet? Any info on what chip is on it?

Works a ton better if you put the part in a plastic bag and use Isopropanol on it. Close the plastic bag and then put that in the water. It will take a lot of the things that the water didn't much faster! I'm sure you are aware of this. But for anyone that isn't.

To remove the sticky build-up that comes with age on some types of plastic, simply take some plant-based oil. For example, Sunflower oil and rub the part that is sticky. Then you take a good lint-free cloth and simply start wiping away the stickers. No need to buy anything new. I have used the above progress several times myself, on, among other things, a Logitech Keyboard, a mouse, etc... It requires a bit of skill, but gives just as good a result as if you buy new.

Are those eBay batteries?

I EDC a little pair of these, the smallest size. It'll still hold a half inch fitting! Amazing kit.

Unless you're a pipe fitter, plumber, or an auto mechanic these are very much a nice-to-have tool. They are super handy when you need them though. I have this exact Knipex set of three. I'm a commercial carpenter and I don't dare take these to work. They will disappear about as quickly as an unattended $100 bill.

Great explanation! Honestly thought you’d have more subscribers and views, Keep it up you’ll get there someday!

I've had a set of these Knipex pliers for a few years now and I love them!

Thanks! I had to replace the top part, which got sticky, exactly how you have mentioned it. I 3D printed a new part and needed to know how to replace it 😃

WATCH THIS BEFORE BUYING! Nah mate, you are a shill sellout. Just an ad for wera. Move along if you have things to do.

After using Knipex, all adjustable wrenches become worthless junk.

I hate the feel of these screwdrivers in my hand. I prefer something with a parallel grip. Otherwise, Weri does last longer than a lot of other brands I've used.

This is very beautiful

€46.50 Did Jesus make these? Hard pass.

I prefer the more bumpy grip too, but the chrome finish is nice!

I had an idea to hold your scissors sheath down: Drop strong neodymium magnets on the inside of the sheath and then another one on the outside of the bag. It won't be permanently fixed and as an added bonus, you'll have some strong magnets, which come in handy.

This recycled pliers are beautiful, I like it

I've always found that my toolbag contents evolve with use, tools I got but never use, and tools I didn't realise I needed at the start. Would have preferred to see this load out with a few miles on it, to see how you've adapted it to what work you've been doing.

I’m 41, a hobbyist and DIYer. My existing tools are all pretty much over 20 years old, cheap and worn out. There’s nothing more frustrating than doing a job, finding you don’t have the tool or the one you have is inadequate. I’ve had enough. I’m starting to put together my forevermore tool kit. I’m hoping whatever I buy, it will the last time I will buy that tool in my lifetime. This is pretty much what I’m aiming for. One day maybe even these tools will be my sons and still serviceable.

Thanks for making me think a lot more about one of my most commonly used tools!

Aussie AvE. Really liking your channel, keep the vids coming

@ 11:34 - the only difference between those 2 screwdrivers is that the one that is the insulation larger than the the metal part is way cheaper to make! And they shouldn’t even exist! I really hate them + it’s way more annoying to use … that’s all ! You will never be able to break the other one with the flush plastic insulation just by twisting it ! The head will break sooner ;) I can tell you that after personally using more than 100 of them 😅 I replace mine at a maximum one year of daily use … Ps: the title is misleading - this video is just for beginners Who are just starting their career … It is not nice from you to make a clickbait title …. Just to make more traffic to your channel…

It takes a lot of research & time to gain the knowledge in order to begain to accumulate a set up like this. You are not your average DIYer. I recommend putting a wood chisel 1/2" inside your bag. It will come in handy.

I appreciate the simple look itno the headphones. I just got a set, and was wondering what the lump I kept feeling behind the ear fabric was; turns out to be thr ribbon cable from the battery. For some reason everytime I feel it i get tempter to push on it and squish it down.

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Where is the tritium?😂

I know this may sound silly but is there a way to remove the 4 mics? I only want to use this for doorbell notifications. I don't trust alexa listing into everything I say

As professional Electrician im amazed how much you have spent on DIY tools , hope you get loads of use from them

Needs a line in.Good sound tho.

Great review that shows how good the Knipex Cobra pliers are. I use mine for plumbing fittings, and the adjustable jaws work great.

does this device work when you remove joystick/manipulator?

Wera nice grip!

Nice set up….👍

How do you take apart the rotor

I recall using one of those standard VDE ones to turn an adjustment nut... by bashing it with a hammer. Needless to say, not the smartest way to do it, but I had nothing else ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

How to undo?