The Easy Way to Cut and Strip Cables - Knipex 195 11 165A and CK T3963 Cable Shears

A look at the Knipex 195 11 165A and CK T3963 Cable Shears/Croppers
Knipex: amzn.to/3d5RFa8
CK Shears: amzn.to/3rvsMNc
The above links are Amazon Affiliate links. I will earn a small commission at no extra cost to you, if you purchase using my link.

[@newham7aside333]

Very nicely demonstrated...i learnt from this video :)

[@ForidKhan123]

Nice video.
CK do the same cutters in 160mm too. I’m guessing you’ve figured that out.

[@abdulseaforth6930]

Good video Nez

[@preetimrit488]

👍

[@antonwillis896]

Have you found any quality difference with these types of cable cutters? I’ve always used the bacho ones

[@Kyle-nq5si]

I agree Japan tools are fantastic. I have even found Taiwan tools to be much better than China.

[@nez3323]

Yes, I have some Taiwan stuff, Bahco and Facom sockets, both holding up well! I have some Koken Japan E Torx on the way to me at preset, so I will get a video out on them.

[@arthurdaley895]

Can't even find these on the knipex website!? Sure they're a genuine Knipex product?

[@KristopherLee-fk5ll]

Me too, very skeptical..

[@Adam-ro8vj]

Found some for 37.95 on a website called farnell but looked dodgy and I was also skeptical so went with the ck for 17.95 instead and I’m glad

[@x1BULLETfromABOVE1x]

After speaking with a knipex rep, the 95 11 165 are a genuine knipex product but they don't look like these. The 95 11 165a isn't a real product, no doubt using similar codes to try and confuse those trying to buy. If you notice the knipex branding is the wrong font and the order of the codes on the plastidip handles is also incorrect. They are probably still decent cutters but just not knipex

[@FallingESP]

hablas como si te costara hacerlo 😆