35 088 Electricians Snips How To
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- Here is the link to the IDEAL Datacom product page.
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Ron show you how to hold and use technician snips for cutting and stripping category cables. A basic tool for the installer working on cable installations.
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Ron, you're awesome. Thanks for sharing. Once you old-guard guys are gone, we will lose a lot of this craft wisdom forever!
Hey man thanks for watching that is an old video! The next generation is going to be great. Ron
Ron, thank you for this video. 30 seconds in I was re-assured I was getting the real deal, because only old school guys start ribbing on us youngsters that soon. Hahaha!!! You'd be amazed how little content there is on this subject. Thanks again.
Hey David man that is an old video............however the content is still good. Thanks for watching Ron
Ditto, I found your vid helpful. Good advice and a willingness to share experience never goes out of style.
Hi Ron, awesome video. Now I can properly use those snips. Thank you so much.
The snips are like a hammer to a carpenter a pretty basic tool they use everyday. Ron
Excellent! Thank you Ron.
Hey good to hear from you have fun Ron
Great job Ron.
Thanks a very simple tool but very useful!
Late to this video. Great video! Thanks for this excellent information!
Yes such a simple tool but very useful have fun Ron
@@RonKipperDatacomm1 Yes, indeed! And now I know how to properly hold it too. Thanks Ron!
Thank you! your video was the only video that showed me what those 2 notches were for. I am a seamstress I have about 100 pair of scissors! I just purchased these at a sale and noticed I did not have a pair of scissors with the 2 notches. So was excited to see why they were there. LOL To my surprise I find out the are for electrical use. But i am sure I will find a use for them. Maybe in my jewelry making! LOL thanks again.
Hi Lisa good to hear from you! Yep data guys use them to strip and cut data cable. Have fun Ron
Didn't know I had one of those laying around and didn't know how to use it until this video. I do know how to clean bare wires very cleanly and fast. Its with #0000 steel wool.
Snips are handy to have around the house! Ron
Hi Ron, can you help me choose between this type of scissors and the those with the bigger hoop on one side ? Why would I choose one over the other ? What would you prefer ? Thanks!
+Marius Kaizerman Hey Marius I tend to prefer the standard type over to more ergonomic versions of the snips. It may be that is what I got used too and they are less money. Either way they will do the job. Good luck Ron
These snips look average which may be decent but I have used many snips, and most end up frustrating me, or giving me a wicked blood blister on my hand when cutting large cables at some point....
The Fluke D-snip is my absolute go to. They can easily cut a 25 pair in one cut (when held properly) with no fear of pinching your hand!...
These were designed and made originally by Harris, which was a premier Telecom tool company, which sold out to Fluke who is also a premier Telecom tool co.
The Fluke D-snips are the best! It's $25 well spent. You're welcome
Hey Freedom you can use what ever you feel is best! You are spending about twice what these snips sell for so I would hope they come with extra features use them well Ron
Thanks for the how-to, Ron! This is helpful as a 1st year electrician's apprentice. How would you recommend to sharpen these snips? Is it possible without a sharpening stone?
Sharpen the smooth blade not the serrated blade. I do not have a recommended way to sharpen them but a stone would be a good way to do it. Sorry I was not much help. Ron
If you've used your snips so long that they are dull you go buy another pair. 🙂
I'm on the same set of Fluke D-snips,(the best snips when held correctly imo) for 2+ years and I use them every day as an automation contractor. Still going strong..
Also, I have over 20 years cabling experience and I love tools
How to walk and chew gum tutorials are better than this
Hey Mike the good news is you don't have to watch it! have fun Ron
That's a useless comment. This was definitely helpful for beginners
Ha! This is excellent information. A phone guy passing on his knowledge to the next generation. Great skills to know..