God bless Dan great tools you know your quality tools I’m also knipex and wera fan quality all the way It’s lent soon will be Easter !! Have a blessed Easter
That's not how ESD handtools work tho. They "earth" with you, as long as you are earthed. So you, or the pliers canT fart out electrostatic discharge. You know that ESD bracelet? Wear it when using ESD hand tools and really need that ESD protection :)
Thanks for the video, super jealous of that knipex collection, they really are quality, think im going to have to get them quick set wallpaper pliers, look a great bit of kit
water pump pliers i meant haha, wallpaper, the 95 16 200 shearers are a great tool, i call them Crocodiles here in N Ireland :) great for my daily use as a spark with bigger cables, like meter tails. have a good new years and hope for more quality videos in 2021 !!!
You’ve got nearly all the ones I don’t have & I’ve got nearly all the ones you don’t have. Guess there is a vast choice. By the way, the Shear/ scissors are a must.Prob the very best tool.
I'm an electrian in Sweden. Knipex and Wera are my go to brands, quality is hard to beat! I prefer the normal blue/red handles over 1000V. Just because they take up much less space in pocket and toolbox. I've tested the blue/red handles on 230 and 400V with no issues. I like having a spring on my pliers. But want it selectable, like Bahco pliers have. Love the small 125 pliers wrench, so nimble and nice to have in pocket when you need one. Same with the 180 self adjusting plier, use it when tightening down cable glands doesn't destroy them like normal pliers do. And generally when you want to grip something and not leave a mark afterwards.
I dont think there is that much of a difference, especially when your talking big names like knipex, i feel your honestly better just always going for the 1000v protection, or if your not going to be near any electrical work the red and blue handles version, in the UK anyway
@@Subzero2151 I just use meters, in America non of us use 1,000 V insulated unless it's live, insulated Kleins are as expensive as non insulated Knipex in the 50-80 range, I do have insulated tools but I don't need them, in my field I can turn the power off and keep it off lock it out and easily find our if it's off.
That's a pretty expansive selection you have there Dan. I just lost my adjustable spanner, so I might indulge in a pair to those ratcheting pliers, also got my eye on a pair of Knipex StriX, wire strippers / shears.
SMAEL is not a good watch nor is it a “well constructed” watch. They are basically cheap Chinese made G-shock copycats and are not worth the price. They do Not last. I don’t recommend you get another one. A 100$-200$ g-shock will last forever, especially compared to these Smael watches. It’s well worth the investment IMO.
I’m not an electrician but I used to be a 1st class lineman and I wish I would’ve known about the Knipex cobras 20 years ago. They are way nicer than the channel locks we all used.
Its true the bible describes GOD as awesome so its a word HE uses to describe his power so i guess using the same word for some tools, even though not meant in that way is a little disrespectful and as a religous man it got my conscience
My fave side cutter from Knipex are the X Cuts . Reasonably short , very powerful cutters. I have two pairs , one in comfort grip , and a 1KV pair . Like you , I like the 125 mm’s ! Also a big fan of the Electrical Installation Pliers , again , I have two pairs !
I love my Knipex pliers collection too. Too bad Knipex does not make their own locking pliers so I bought a set of Facom and Gedore locking pliers. The Knipex locking pliers I did buy had rusting on the joints so I returned them to Amazon. I also have a set of Engineer Japan screw extraction pliers and that is one type of pliers Knipex don't manufacture.
I have seen a set of mole grips if that's what you mean by knipex. I think they have shared a few platforms with gedore. And no I think that's engineers little baby that extracting pliers. I just don't know why the vampliers cost so much more than the negisaurus when they are exactly the same thing
And for the record that's one hell of a set of knives tools!!!
I appreciate your faith and reverence. Also this is a great collection!
Thankyou mate my faith is very important to me GOD helps me with everything in life
God bless Dan great tools you know your quality tools I’m also knipex and wera fan quality all the way
It’s lent soon will be Easter !!
Have a blessed Easter
Thankyou mate I appreciate the comment
I’m also Christian and electrician. God bless you brother!
EXCELLENT IS THE WORD YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.
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That's not how ESD handtools work tho.
They "earth" with you, as long as you are earthed.
So you, or the pliers canT fart out electrostatic discharge.
You know that ESD bracelet? Wear it when using ESD hand tools and really need that ESD protection :)
Thanks for the video, super jealous of that knipex collection, they really are quality, think im going to have to get them quick set wallpaper pliers, look a great bit of kit
water pump pliers i meant haha, wallpaper, the 95 16 200 shearers are a great tool, i call them Crocodiles here in N Ireland :) great for my daily use as a spark with bigger cables, like meter tails. have a good new years and hope for more quality videos in 2021 !!!
You’ve got nearly all the ones I don’t have & I’ve got nearly all the ones you don’t have.
Guess there is a vast choice.
By the way, the Shear/ scissors are a must.Prob the very best tool.
I'm an electrian in Sweden. Knipex and Wera are my go to brands, quality is hard to beat!
I prefer the normal blue/red handles over 1000V. Just because they take up much less space in pocket and toolbox. I've tested the blue/red handles on 230 and 400V with no issues.
I like having a spring on my pliers. But want it selectable, like Bahco pliers have.
Love the small 125 pliers wrench, so nimble and nice to have in pocket when you need one.
Same with the 180 self adjusting plier, use it when tightening down cable glands doesn't destroy them like normal pliers do. And generally when you want to grip something and not leave a mark afterwards.
How much more are Insulated tools in England as compared to non insulated? Over here it's almost 20-40 dollars more.
I dont think there is that much of a difference, especially when your talking big names like knipex, i feel your honestly better just always going for the 1000v protection, or if your not going to be near any electrical work the red and blue handles version, in the UK anyway
@@Subzero2151 I just use meters, in America non of us use 1,000 V insulated unless it's live, insulated Kleins are as expensive as non insulated Knipex in the 50-80 range, I do have insulated tools but I don't need them, in my field I can turn the power off and keep it off lock it out and easily find our if it's off.
@@danstoolroom7700 cobra line is the 1 difference in that statement. Klein doesn't have a big line as good as the cobra line.
That's a pretty expansive selection you have there Dan. I just lost my adjustable spanner, so I might indulge in a pair to those ratcheting pliers, also got my eye on a pair of Knipex StriX, wire strippers / shears.
Your Klein jab tool is actually called a keyhole saw!
It’s so funny hearing someone over dead say Klein is hideously expensive. They’re waaaaay cheaper than knipex over here. (Canada)
SMAEL is not a good watch nor is it a “well constructed” watch. They are basically cheap Chinese made G-shock copycats and are not worth the price. They do Not last. I don’t recommend you get another one. A 100$-200$ g-shock will last forever, especially compared to these Smael watches. It’s well worth the investment IMO.
It’s not an investment they cost like 10 quid
@@danstoolroom7700 I’m talking about a good watch or a G-shock being an investment, not the cheap one shown in this video.
I am so glad i found your channel Dan. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expressing your trust and faith in our Lord.
😂😂😂😂😂
I’m not an electrician but I used to be a 1st class lineman and I wish I would’ve known about the Knipex cobras 20 years ago. They are way nicer than the channel locks we all used.
Awsome, awsome tools, well….they are just tools. Love it
Its true the bible describes GOD as awesome so its a word HE uses to describe his power so i guess using the same word for some tools, even though not meant in that way is a little disrespectful and as a religous man it got my conscience
What do you use the cobra 125 on mostly
Actually inside of a fire alarm call point when they have the old metal style connectors on them. Not much else fits in when there are double cables
My fave side cutter from Knipex are the X Cuts . Reasonably short , very powerful cutters. I have two pairs , one in comfort grip , and a 1KV pair . Like you , I like the 125 mm’s ! Also a big fan of the Electrical Installation Pliers , again , I have two pairs !
Amo Knipex.Excelente colección. pero las herramientas son para usarlas, no para decir que las tengo.
Expensive we Slippery grip tools!!! 😤😤
Thanks for your information
I love my Knipex pliers collection too. Too bad Knipex does not make their own locking pliers so I bought a set of Facom and Gedore locking pliers. The Knipex locking pliers I did buy had rusting on the joints so I returned them to Amazon. I also have a set of Engineer Japan screw extraction pliers and that is one type of pliers Knipex don't manufacture.
I have seen a set of mole grips if that's what you mean by knipex. I think they have shared a few platforms with gedore. And no I think that's engineers little baby that extracting pliers. I just don't know why the vampliers cost so much more than the negisaurus when they are exactly the same thing
I have a feeling God agrees, Knipex tool can definitely be awesome 🤙🏻
No mate
Really enjoy your vids - and thanks for the expression of your faith. I too am a Christian. Keep up the good work!
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Could you make a video for our insulation screwdriver?
Which one is that buddy
@@danstoolroom7700 I sent the product picture to your ins.
Do you wear a clock even though if you get electrocuted you could burn your skin the part where your skin touches the metal part of clock?
@@danstoolroom7700 Then you dont need the 1000V insulated tools then? 🤣
@@danstoolroom7700 nice
I didn't watch this video to tell you something I want you to tell me.
American fire alarm specialist here...new subscriber.
The funny flat head of the small cutters is to cut flat on the board