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I ain't buying one till they have drawers on the bottom

What pouch do you use? I agree this klein crimping tool is good.

So thats what the holes are for😂

Are these better than fluke ?

Tbh on jobsite that locking mechanism would stop no one.

Those tools look like they’ve never been used.

How much did you pay for that system?

"They work, but if you don't do them correctly..." Ok. Do them correctly. Problem solved.

They better be 4x as good quality wise if there demanding 4x the price tag of competitors

agree.

Knipex for the win,always

I love it.

Do you think those hooks can hold a 6ft orange ladder?

Ahhh maybe that's the reason why my standard crimping tool wont bite into pass through rj45 connector

Do those crimps really work that well. I've never found a pair that actually cut the end flush and all the way though the first time. I even tried a brand new Klein Tools VDV226-110 the blade just wants to deflect forward and only kinda cut/deform the wires. Those Knipex too all of those tools are amazing.

Hi, what will happen when you use B spec and flipping the 8 cables around (Starting with brown, brown white and ending with orange white)?

Learn to pronounce Knipex.

I have the diagonal cutters. They are very nice to hold but are not sharp at all. I thought I just got a bad pair but I was wrong. After buying the ones he has, they were not sharp at all.

Where can you get these in the US? I saw it listed on Amazon but was 6 to 8 month wait.

Just a tip, brother .. I wouldn’t use Lyman’s on a fish tape, you scarf it up and when you pull a wire, you can damage the conductors in the pipe..

Can you do an explanation video on the most common used termination. How to terminate and the way NOT to crimp

Been in networking as an IT guy for a number of years now and have crimped a ton of RJ45 onto CAT6. Thanks to this vid, I just learnt that the plastic "core" is a rip cord to extend your cut. I've probably used it this way unintentionally a couple times, but I always thought it was there for rigidity and the string for pull strength. Thanks for the video! For the record, I use the built in blade on my Klein crimps but I don't go down all the way, just score and break like you show. I've gotten to know the sweet spot of the tool now so it's just quick and easy!

You will have to learn to zoom out a little bit. It appears at first the rolling toolbox has a single drawer. Which is not the case propably.

I have the Klein's in stainless in my kitchen toolbox I also have the Engineer PH-55, those are nice all around.

Really helpful video, thanks. I was struggling to get the wires to root correctly through the passthrough connector until I watched your demo and realised I was cutting the wires too short unnecessarily. Frustration converted to success - thanks again.

I can buy these boxes from Brazil

Can it be used with non-passthrought type rg45?

Great video. Please get a sound block for your mic. Lots of popping.😊

Cindy Parks

Kuhn Islands

PLEASE MAKE A CODE PLAYLIST

bravo!

Schuster Way

I use my 27-1 precision a lot too.

Fuckin gay

It's a darn shame that the Knipex twin grip pliers were not on this list

The diagnals aren't that good

I recently just started getting into this brand they are incredible makes Kline tools seem silly and Kline used to be my go to . There just on a whole other level !

found a klien scout jr in the lid. ,got a fluke micro scanner 2 kit off craigslist. for $600. ,in great shape. ,actual cost. like $1,100. before tax ,shipping.

Low voltage apprentice here, loved your recommendations. My personal favorites for everyday use would be the fluke rapid jacks for non-amp jacks, brady label printer, and a tweaker (electronics screwdriver)

What belt do you use ? I’ve seen most people especially data guys just use small tool holder for a couple tweaker and scissors . But I’ve seen a couple using electrician type tool belt .

The handler protection at long time Is bigger than the cylinder of the screwdriver and that slip the hand when your making the torsion.

Do you have a written guide to the gold standard? Would make sense to publish one along with video installation.

Lastly, I think the issue has to be more of the industry isn't properly designing something that's functional with that issue (elemental barrage) in mind. Regular rj45's are possible for me to do but are very difficult on my hands. Seems to me like even for the regulars, a simple update to the design could correct the entire problem.

Can we get a video on doing them right since you mentioned they are functional if done as such.

pass thru ice cubes = no skill

Who sells this toolbox kit?Please comment back and let me know.Thank you

892 Norris Wells

Amazing list! I have all your picks in my top 5 Knipex tools - but I have upgraded to the newer/bigger version of the shears.

The funny thing is that even they pronounce it wrong in there videos 😂