I know alot of people like the maxiflex ones, I either use a framer type glove (has the finger tips of the thumb, index and middle finger missing) or none at all and just deal with it. I usually do that as my options because grabbing something like a 6-32 or a nut for it can be a challenge with most gloves.
I understand Rob , I hate to wear gloves also I only wear gloves when I’m working with or around sharp objects, cutting metals , wood or carrying anything that can cut me . Other than that THE GLOVES 🧤 ARE OFF💪💪💪💪💪💪
I need to get a pair of these. Every time I stick my hands into a panel to work on it (after performing a LO/TO and a live-dead-live check, of course) , I get bit by the sharp edges of the tie wraps because the a$$hat who installed them did not trim them with flush cut side cutters... But, I digress... I've gone through a bunch of gloves too over the years (I'm 54). The best all-around glove I have found is actually locally made in the town I live in, in Idaho Falls, Idaho. They are gloves made out of elk hide. They are the most durable leather gloves I've found. Keep up the good work!
Personally I like the fingerless gloves by dewalt, protects your hands when pulling cables but lets you do intricate work without having to take them off
I hate wearing gloves 🧤, but after years of injuring my knuckles I knew I had to find a pair of gloves that would protect my hands and were very flexible. So I thought about chef 👩🍳 knife cut resistant gloves 🧤. I think they’re the best work gloves that I ever owned. That’s just my opinion 👍🏿
Great thanks. It would be great if you could do a review of drill bits for cutting panel holes, and augurs and bits for stud drilling. Sparky channel did a good video on recent Milwaukee bits. Put a link in descriptions for tools you recommend from for future. That would be really useful.
I do have a lot of hole making drill bits are you saying do a video while using them or a video on all the brands I use ? At the moment it’ll be kinda difficult to do a video while using the drill bits I don’t have a GO PRO camera 📸 I record all my videos using my IPhone 📲. But let me think of something and I’ll try to put something together. Thanks 🙏 for making me use my mind sir, what you don’t use you lose 👍🏿🤔🤙😄💭
The Electricians Tool Channel no need to show us how it works but going through as you normally do with what are the advantages and disadvantages with the bits you have that would be great. I don’t think you are losing anything you are constantly learning which is a great sign. I am not sure if you have any experience in fitting in a Leviton Smart load center? If you have it would be great to here your views on it? www.leviton.com/en/products/residential/load-centers/the-leviton-smart-load-center
I haven’t installed a LEVITON SMART LOAD CENTER yet, but it looks fun and I’m sure I’ll be installing one sooner or later. By the way M&M I posted a video already on my drill bits and hole saw I use. I posted it about 10 - 12 months ago go to my channel and scroll through my videos and you’ll find it. I love look back also and find the title and pass it to you if you don’t find it first. ( The title of the video is GREENLEE 830 Hole Saw Kit )) 👍🏿
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel Thanks for your quick response. Was thinking about changing out very old wall receptacles and switches. Even with breakers turned off & tested with a multimeter and/or a NCVT...still hesitant about touching those wires during removal and installation.
I know finding that perfect 👌 pair of gloves 🧤 can be frustrating, but man I found mine.. Go online and order a pair of chef 👩🍳 cut/ knife resistant gloves and you’ll see what I’m talking about.
The Electricians Tool Channel when I’m working in a box I don’t wear gloves but when I’m working with wood conduit power tools pulling wire digging so on I wear gloves, btw what materials are they made of?
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Those are my favorite too! They breath well and act as armor but are skin tight! 👍
I know alot of people like the maxiflex ones, I either use a framer type glove (has the finger tips of the thumb, index and middle finger missing) or none at all and just deal with it. I usually do that as my options because grabbing something like a 6-32 or a nut for it can be a challenge with most gloves.
I understand Rob , I hate to wear gloves also I only wear gloves when I’m working with or around sharp objects, cutting metals , wood or carrying anything that can cut me . Other than that THE GLOVES 🧤 ARE OFF💪💪💪💪💪💪
I need to get a pair of these. Every time I stick my hands into a panel to work on it (after performing a LO/TO and a live-dead-live check, of course) , I get bit by the sharp edges of the tie wraps because the a$$hat who installed them did not trim them with flush cut side cutters... But, I digress...
I've gone through a bunch of gloves too over the years (I'm 54). The best all-around glove I have found is actually locally made in the town I live in, in Idaho Falls, Idaho. They are gloves made out of elk hide. They are the most durable leather gloves I've found.
Keep up the good work!
You won’t regret purchasing these gloves 🧤.
Personally I like the fingerless gloves by dewalt, protects your hands when pulling cables but lets you do intricate work without having to take them off
I see your point, but I like full protection.
Try maxiflex bro
Interesting video TETC. Not a big fan of gloves personally for LV works, but use them regularly for HV works and when access via ladders etc.
I understand TP I’m not a big fan of gloves either, but if I wore them it would be the ones displayed in my video or insulated gloves for HV work.
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I use Wells Lamont Hydrahyde, and my Klein magnetizer to keep all my bits "sticky"
I hate wearing gloves 🧤, but after years of injuring my knuckles I knew I had to find a pair of gloves that would protect my hands and were very flexible. So I thought about chef 👩🍳 knife cut resistant gloves 🧤. I think they’re the best work gloves that I ever owned. That’s just my opinion 👍🏿
Great thanks. It would be great if you could do a review of drill bits for cutting panel holes, and augurs and bits for stud drilling. Sparky channel did a good video on recent Milwaukee bits. Put a link in descriptions for tools you recommend from for future. That would be really useful.
I do have a lot of hole making drill bits are you saying do a video while using them or a video on all the brands I use ? At the moment it’ll be kinda difficult to do a video while using the drill bits I don’t have a GO PRO camera 📸 I record all my videos using my IPhone 📲. But let me think of something and I’ll try to put something together. Thanks 🙏 for making me use my mind sir, what you don’t use you lose 👍🏿🤔🤙😄💭
The Electricians Tool Channel no need to show us how it works but going through as you normally do with what are the advantages and disadvantages with the bits you have that would be great. I don’t think you are losing anything you are constantly learning which is a great sign.
I am not sure if you have any experience in fitting in a Leviton Smart load center?
If you have it would be great to here your views on it?
www.leviton.com/en/products/residential/load-centers/the-leviton-smart-load-center
I haven’t installed a LEVITON SMART LOAD CENTER yet, but it looks fun and I’m sure I’ll be installing one sooner or later. By the way M&M I posted a video already on my drill bits and hole saw I use. I posted it about 10 - 12 months ago go to my channel and scroll through my videos and you’ll find it. I love look back also and find the title and pass it to you if you don’t find it first. ( The title of the video is GREENLEE 830 Hole Saw Kit )) 👍🏿
Very good video 🙋🏽♂️un saludo desde México 🇲🇽
Thanks for watching.
Do they protect you from electricity if you touch a hot wire?
No they don't
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel Thanks for your quick response. Was thinking about changing out very old wall receptacles and switches. Even with breakers turned off & tested with a multimeter and/or a NCVT...still hesitant about touching those wires during removal and installation.
I’ve been looking at gloves for a year and I haven’t found one pair I liked either to thick or toooooo thin
I know finding that perfect 👌 pair of gloves 🧤 can be frustrating, but man I found mine.. Go online and order a pair of chef 👩🍳 cut/ knife resistant gloves and you’ll see what I’m talking about.
The Electricians Tool Channel I already did
The Electricians Tool Channel when I’m working in a box I don’t wear gloves but when I’m working with wood conduit power tools pulling wire digging so on I wear gloves, btw what materials are they made of?
im big on hyflex myself