Awesome, this is exactly the video I needed. The range is so big it's hard to grasp, but this video concisely explained the pros and cons of each type and helped make my decision
The big pliers are pretty straight forward, there aren't variations like this, they are basically just different sizes and the blades are the same on the cutters
how to remove backlash on model 77 42 115? new nippers did not work for a month on plastic. either the marriage is caught or your vaunted box hinge is afraid of lateral loads
It would be extremely good if the Knipex website allowed filtering by these things - head type, joint type, bevel type.
Thanks for the feedback.
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Awesome, this is exactly the video I needed. The range is so big it's hard to grasp, but this video concisely explained the pros and cons of each type and helped make my decision
I do not miss working with components that small anymore....
I definitely need a set of these.
thank you , very useful , can we have the same content but for the "bigger" electrician pliers/cutters ? anyway super quality tools.
The big pliers are pretty straight forward, there aren't variations like this, they are basically just different sizes and the blades are the same on the cutters
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Excellent 👍👏👌❤️
I cant find the end cutters used in this video at 1:24
how to remove backlash on model 77 42 115? new nippers did not work for a month on plastic. either the marriage is caught or your vaunted box hinge is afraid of lateral loads
Thanks.
How is assambled in the fsctory a plier like 36 22 125? . It has no rivet or screw.
I was distracted by the constant use of Knipex rather than Nipex.
Great video but what the hell is K’nipex?You know the “K” in Knipex is silent,?right? Pronounced Nipex. Lol
No it isn't you donut, this is the company that makes them🤡
First comment. A little too much information to digest all at once. Nevertheless I want one of each of them ;)