Honestly I have the Klein blue handles wire strippers and the knipex 1000v insulated wire stripper and by far the Milwaukee is my go too for everyday work one of the best if you new to the trade. Great video sparky.
2 years later and I LOVE the 7 in 1 they now have. It’s a combo stripper and linesman pliers. You can cut, strip, crimp and splice without ever needing to put it down. It’s my new fav tool!
@@esl4058 I think I can purchase one. How about the cutter side? I heard some people say the cutter is kind of flimsy. It takes copper wire only. Thank you
I bought a pair of these and on the first cut of 14/2 nmb the cutter gapped. Contacted Milwaukee about the warranty and it would basically cost twice as much to get the pliers replaced as it would to just go buy a new pair. In other words, no warranty.
I have those pliers and they work great for what they are. As well as the 7-in-1 version and love them as well. Good video sparky keep it up with great videos sir.
My EDC pliers. Lately they have been sitting in my bag doe since I’ve been running lots of emt. But when I am roughing in MC & terminating they’re my go to. Always.
Great video thank you. I just bought a pair to use in place of my GB and Klein pliers that are in my car. Over an hour away so this was faster. So far I'm loving my new Milwaukee pliers.
They just released a newer version of these that has a crimper. The head is more wider though now so it's less like needle nose pliers. I haven't seen them in person but home depot has them in stock.
Numer 1 Application of the screw cutting function for me is cutting the screws on decor plates on top of tiles, these combination tools are wanting when it comes to this task. You can’t cut short enough. Any of the Klein Kurve is the best for this task.
ive have these but mine did develop a little surface rust. After applying oil...it hasnt happen. I prefer klien K1412 wire strippers...lighter and creates a perfect loop
Milwaukee must be phasing out the 48-22-3070 6 in 1 Combination Needle Nose Electrician’s Pliers for Non-Metallic Wire as they are currently unavailable on Amazon and most other Milwaukee sources.
@Sparky Channel. Thanks Bill for the thorough review of these Milwaukee Combination Pliers. You demonstrated all the features well. I'll keep these in mind if I need a replacement for my Kleins. Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
I have every top of the line pair of strippers you can think/name but I've had these for a few years & they are my go to/EDC pliers !!! Great combo , durable , heavy duty , just awesome all around !
I have these but I feel the blades for stripping wire and cutting wire have dulled. I find them to take a lot more effort into stripping, forcing extra two hand torque. For now they are my dedicated needle nose pliers. I’m really tempted to get the 7 in 1 pliers from Milwaukee
I picked up a pair for my go bag I was working in the panel shop I just use the Klein blue bear I don't know the part number off the top of my head cuz when you're available in control panels he mostly needed a Phelps and a flat blade Cutters you needed and I front bumper what's the time controls we're all 16 and 14 gauge wire stranded nowadays you don't do that much electrical around the house you don't do much inside of car but I do like the Milwaukee's if the kinetics were available so I can just go buy them it's of ordering them I probably get a pair will you take care🍻🍺🍕
Hi, hope you're doing well. Have you had a chance to try each? I'd like to know if the knipex perform, last, and feel much better compared to the milwaukee at half the price. I would be happy to make the knipex investment if it lives up to it's engineering and refinement. Thank you!
Does anyone knows where are this strippers made?. I bought a pair and can not find this info, somehow tells me this are China made. Do not like them, just too heavy.
Hi, how's it going? I'm interested in which aspects the knipex are better? the cutting, the ergonomics, the plier grab length, etc? I'm hoping the knipex would last at least twice as long, to feel confident spending twice as much. Thank you!
@@Metalhead-4life THanks for the suggestion. I already bought the knipex insulated installation pliers. I checked out the newer version, good improvements. If mine get stolen, I'll look for the newer ones when they make an insulated version. THANK YOU!
Honestly I have the Klein blue handles wire strippers and the knipex 1000v insulated wire stripper and by far the Milwaukee is my go too for everyday work one of the best if you new to the trade. Great video sparky.
Those Knipex are really nice but I hear you, these Milwaukee are a go-to pair. Thanks!
I second this statement!
2 years later and I LOVE the 7 in 1 they now have. It’s a combo stripper and linesman pliers. You can cut, strip, crimp and splice without ever needing to put it down. It’s my new fav tool!
@@esl4058 I think I can purchase one.
How about the cutter side? I heard some people say the cutter is kind of flimsy. It takes copper wire only.
Thank you
I've used these for about a year or so and they are definitely the best for sheering screws. I basically use them for needle nose and to sheer.
Sounds good, thanks!
I bought a pair of these and on the first cut of 14/2 nmb the cutter gapped. Contacted Milwaukee about the warranty and it would basically cost twice as much to get the pliers replaced as it would to just go buy a new pair. In other words, no warranty.
I emailed them and contacted them in social media, got 2 free pairs for warranty all u gotta do is ask
I have those pliers and they work great for what they are. As well as the 7-in-1 version and love them as well. Good video sparky keep it up with great videos sir.
Had them pliers for a long time. Love em. Definitely will buy another one when mine are no good.
I love mine as well. They feel really heavy duty. Thanks!
Are they not insulated on the handles mate ?
@@ryans_gu7905 no they are not insulated.
My EDC pliers. Lately they have been sitting in my bag doe since I’ve been running lots of emt. But when I am roughing in MC & terminating they’re my go to. Always.
Hi Alfredo! The go-to pliers, sounds good!
Great video thank you. I just bought a pair to use in place of my GB and Klein pliers that are in my car. Over an hour away so this was faster. So far I'm loving my new Milwaukee pliers.
The work perfectly for me. I've been doing maintenance work for about ten years. These are the best combination pliers I've ever used.
Great to hear! Thanks!
Love this plyers. Just a suggestion they need a crimper to be complete. They are awesome
Good idea!
They just released a newer version of these that has a crimper. The head is more wider though now so it's less like needle nose pliers. I haven't seen them in person but home depot has them in stock.
I had those and are great . Also love that they have lifetime warranty! They are lot better than the cheap equivalent ($10 Dollar wire stripper) !
Absolutely. These are a heavy-duty pair that will really last. Thanks!
Well done example of these pliers!
Thanks!
Can you fix a Hot/Ground reversed receptacle.
Very, very carefully. That is an extremely dangerous repair. Be very sure that the electricity is off and regular on/off testing may not work.
Numer 1 Application of the screw cutting function for me is cutting the screws on decor plates on top of tiles, these combination tools are wanting when it comes to this task. You can’t cut short enough. Any of the Klein Kurve is the best for this task.
Good point, thanks!
Thanks for the video. Just bought a pair today. Usually i watch a review before i buy but sometimes after to see if i made a wise purchase
ive have these but mine did develop a little surface rust. After applying oil...it hasnt happen. I prefer klien K1412 wire strippers...lighter and creates a perfect loop
I love the K1412s! Thanks edwin!
Milwaukee must be phasing out the 48-22-3070 6 in 1 Combination Needle Nose Electrician’s Pliers for Non-Metallic Wire as they are currently unavailable on Amazon and most other Milwaukee sources.
OK, thanks!
The Milwaukee hand tools seem to be really good values. This one looks to be another good one. Thanks for great reviews.
Thanks Gary!
I have the romex version they work very well I hope they re release them again
Sounds good!
@Sparky Channel. Thanks Bill for the thorough review of these Milwaukee Combination Pliers. You demonstrated all the features well. I'll keep these in mind if I need a replacement for my Kleins.
Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
Thanks, have a great day!
Not the best wire stripper, The steel seems on the soft side when your stripping wire. I got damage to my stripper in a few days.
this is what i use daily, i like the long nose for crimping my wire to devices
Excellent!
You should review the new Knipex Forged Wire Strippers! They should be available any time now in Nov. 2020
Hey! Both amazon links show out of stock..bummer
Home Depot has them on stock.
That was an excellent presentation. These are my go to pliers.
iv owned those toold before. they work great but i wore them out in about 3 years. the pivot wears out
Klesta su vrh , samo dali ima ko da mi kaze gde mogu ista da se kupe u Srbiji .
Thank you I just bought a pair and they are very nice they will be doin more auto work than home work. Thanks again
Great to hear!
Thank you Sparky
No problem, thanks Tony!
Only thing I don’t like about these, is the screw shearers. They don’t cut the screws short enough.
I have these and I highly recommend them.
Thanks Brandon!
Great tool! Makes quick work in a panel box!
I agree, thanks!
Knipex installation pliers 1000 V are No1 multipliers for everyday work (and they have crimper plus 😉)
I love Knipex!
I have every top of the line pair of strippers you can think/name but I've had these for a few years & they are my go to/EDC pliers !!! Great combo , durable , heavy duty , just awesome all around !
Hi Christopher! Great to hear from you! I agree, thanks!
@@SparkyChannel You as well Bill ! Glad to see you back on your channel !
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I have these but I feel the blades for stripping wire and cutting wire have dulled. I find them to take a lot more effort into stripping, forcing extra two hand torque.
For now they are my dedicated needle nose pliers. I’m really tempted to get the 7 in 1 pliers from Milwaukee
I picked up a pair for my go bag I was working in the panel shop I just use the Klein blue bear I don't know the part number off the top of my head cuz when you're available in control panels he mostly needed a Phelps and a flat blade Cutters you needed and I front bumper what's the time controls we're all 16 and 14 gauge wire stranded nowadays you don't do that much electrical around the house you don't do much inside of car but I do like the Milwaukee's if the kinetics were available so I can just go buy them it's of ordering them I probably get a pair will you take care🍻🍺🍕
Cheers with beers and pizza!!!
Great pliers, but don't crimp easily
No crimper at all!
There is a crimper on the 7 in 1
Price of product?
About $30. Also, I put a link in my video description.
@@SparkyChannel too costly, in my country $30 is around 2100
Great video and a nice tool.
Thanks Jeffrey! 👍
Mine work just great. I love mine
Excellent!
I just got one I like it.
Excellent!
Worked great until I was buried under the console of my boat doing some rewiring and went to crimp a connector. WTF, NO CRIMPER, WHO DOES THAT.
The 7 in 1 has the crimper on it but you're better off getting a dedicated crimping tool imo. I highly recommend the klein tools 1005 for crimping.
@@b-2466 I love the Klein 2005N
LOVE the 7 in 1. My fav strippers by far. You can cut, strip, crimp and splice without ever needing to put it down.
ESTAN PERRONAS VERY GOOD PLIERS
They are the best strippers! They are the ones I carry in my pouches
Sounds good, thanks!
My brother swears by there but I just prefer my knipex
Sounds good ,thanks!
Hi, hope you're doing well. Have you had a chance to try each? I'd like to know if the knipex perform, last, and feel much better compared to the milwaukee at half the price. I would be happy to make the knipex investment if it lives up to it's engineering and refinement. Thank you!
Handy!
Thanks Michael!
Does anyone knows where are this strippers made?. I bought a pair and
can not find this info, somehow tells me this are China made. Do not like
them, just too heavy.
Milwaukee tools are not made in Wisconsin - they are build in China. It's all made in China because the company is owned by the Chinese.
The knipex are Better
Yes, Knipex are excellent!
Hi, how's it going? I'm interested in which aspects the knipex are better? the cutting, the ergonomics, the plier grab length, etc? I'm hoping the knipex would last at least twice as long, to feel confident spending twice as much. Thank you!
@@ninonino6438 because isnt gringo, its german.
@@ninonino6438 Make sure if you get the Knipex you get the new ones that are being released this November (Knipex forged wire strippers)
@@Metalhead-4life THanks for the suggestion. I already bought the knipex insulated installation pliers. I checked out the newer version, good improvements. If mine get stolen, I'll look for the newer ones when they make an insulated version. THANK YOU!
Is 7 in 1 you welcome
목송링 땡문엥 동정힝 집붕잉 안된당
like this
Is not a reamer all but not a reamer
Thanks!