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Your exactly right. Good Job. Thanks for the comment!

You are absolutely correct. That is a great tip. Thanks for the comment!

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You could do that in this particular scenario however, this will allow you to trace wire up to live 480, underground, through walls, and identify breakers.

@@ElectricianToolDeals Yeah, this tool is really great for live scenarios or tracing a breaker. But for the demo'd use case, it's way overpriced. That's all. If you did a video using it to trace live circuits especially at 480V, then that would be impressive!

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You are correct however the additional functionality of the tool ie: tracing wire in walls, underground, and in conduit, makes this well worth buying. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment. We actually have Irwin rated, on our website, as the second best behind these.

@ElectricianToolDeals Is the self gripping ability of the pliers due to the fact that the jaws are closer to being at a right angle in relation to the handles?

@@henrygonzales9666 Thats is partly the reason but the other is the shape of the jaws and teeth.

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Keep an eye on this channel. As soon as they set it up, we'll make a video. Thanks for the comment

@@ElectricianToolDeals I'll be watching this channel for sure!

No you'll have to get a new light. Thanks for the comment.

This is definitely almost perfect. I love this combo. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment. It's almost perfect.

Thanks for the comment. Thank God.

You are correct. Adding cables/ chain is the best approach. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment. There is a link in the description.

Thanks for the comment. The solution video will be posted tomorrow.

Thanks for the comment. The barrel of different colored wire is awesome but, these are garbage.

Thanks for the comment. It will cut through rebar, but be careful because it can easily snag.

@ElectricianToolDeals faster rpms?

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Thanks for the comment. Be sure the main power is connected to the line side.

Verify that the feed wires are landed on the line side not the load side

@@ElectricianToolDeals thanks for the feedback I believe it could be tht watched some videos and got better insight

@red-x9479 your welcome. Thanks for the comment and if you have any more questions I would be more than glad to answer them.

Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you found this useful. Have a great day.

Thanks for the comment. I have not personally used a leaf blower but I've heard it works great. Have you tried blowing with a shop vac?

I haven't tried blowing with a vacuum, not sure how powerful it would be. But the blower works wonders.

We have had pulls in the past that were very long. We usually put a shop vac on one end sucking and one on the other end blowing. I'm definitely going to try the leaf blower, though.

Hahahaha I must say, the forge batteries are hands down the best batteries on the market. I'm trying to find a good deal so everyone can get in the new line. Thanks for the comment btw.

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Your welcome. I'm glad you found this useful. Thanks for the comment.

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Thanks for the comment. These leads are the same leads that they use to calibrate these meggers.

You can use both sets of leads that come with the 1507 to mega the other lead you're talking about just has the test button on the lead there isn't anything wrong with using these clamps

Well now I feel like an asshole. Thanks for the education

Thanks for the comment but I'm going to disagree with you. I have busted my knuckles from slipping with almost every brand out there.

@@ElectricianToolDeals There is a channel with a guy who tests every brand. The difference is how much damage the teeth got in worst case scenarios. BUT Knipex is the best obviously :)

@@itsallaboutlee You wouldn't be referring to @MasteringMayhem would you?

I absolutely love their tools. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment. I'm glad to see our trade brothers joining in.

Pretty much. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment. This light made keeping up with the dog at night a lot easier.

Thanks for the comment. This tool is a life saver.

Hahahaha very true. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment. That deal is sold out nationwide.

Also the price was $199 for 2 not $99

@@ElectricianToolDeals it is $99 after the tool return. In store only.

@tulta3631 my apologies you are correct.

Thanks for the comment. In the USA, the order of the colors actually doesn't matter. There is an unspoken code that says black is "A Phase" red is "B Phase" and blue is "C Phase". This is only true for wye type circuits. Delta has totally different rules. There also is some different code for corner grounded systems. I hope this answers your question.

@@ElectricianToolDealsI appreciate the knowledge, thanks!

@boonehelm7271 your very welcome Have An Awesome Day!

Thanks for the comment. The set screws are in different amounts on each lug but I actually expected people to get the wire lengths and the sharp edges. It is definitely hard to catch the lugs.

amzn.to/3NAv2gb thats not what it says when you click return on this page.

Thanks for the comment. First you can look at the date on the bottom of the battery for when it was made. You also can enter the s/n into milwaukee's service portal.

Is English your 1st language.??

@@garycasper2929 I was gonna say the same... lmao 🤣🤣

​@garycasper2929 Its my first language. I can read it fine. It literally says batteries. Plural

The plural in the title is because of the multiple available and the multiple that consumers have bought. If I say don't overpay for this battery, then someone will say that is the only one available.

You can tell based off the font on the package and battery.

They have sold 4000 of these so far, I am sure if they were fake Amazon would of taken them down by now

@@FirstNumber1that’s not how Amazon works. Real products get mixed in with knockoffs because of how they store things and sell products for different sellers. Even if you select sold by Amazon, it could have products provided by a random third party.

Thanks for the comment. First you can look at the date on the bottom of the battery for when it was made. You also can enter the s/n into milwaukee's service portal.

Thanks for the comment. First you can look at the date on the bottom of the battery for when it was made. You also can enter the s/n into milwaukee's service portal.

That's the direct link in the description.

Forgive me sir, i swore i heard Home Depot. Keep up the good work, im an idiot lol

@@stickboslightning hahaha no worries. Thanks for commenting. It helps us a lot

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Click the link in the description. It will have all the dimensions. Thanks for the comment.

@@ElectricianToolDeals Thanks. Looks like it's a tad too small. I'll keep looking. 😃

@@Chan_Fry Thanks for the comment. I hope you find a good one.