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Thank you for this Video bud, I’m a Building and Property maintenance operative and I didn’t know exactly what would be essential and this video has helped me but the right tool kit together for my job thank you!

i usually walk around with the klein back picket leather pouch. In it i carry my klein heavy duty wire stripper , klein tech screwdriver and klein scissor. I was looking for a new pouch because i need to carry additional tools , and i was looking into this pouch. Thank you for posting this , i am ordering it because this pouch meets my current needs!

Hi there. Here in Spain we call this tool (llave inglesa)........english wrench. You need to get and Irimo wrench for your collection. The Irimo system is the most common adjustable wrenches here in Spain Serch for: Llave inglesa Irimo Llave inglesa palmera 👍. Irimo and palmera belongs to snap-on company too

Excellent tool review, appreciate you sharing. PS Colonial Germans/Klein (family owned) VS Fatherland Germans/Knipex (family owned) I'm torn. I think that Knipex would be more comfortable for your wrist using it all day long, but the Klein has a bit more weight too it, which would make it more comfortable cutting with all day long, Klein less easy on your wrist but easier for your fingers and vice versa for the Knipex. Hope this made sense I'm not a native English speaker. All the best.

as a mechanic those square socket is really smart ive used it to take our idler pulley tight space were my ratchet wont fit and combi and double offset wrench cant reach jeez..

Just feel into the real world tool reviews rabbit hole . Glad I did opened my eyes and got me excited about cheap old tools that just work ! Looks like I’m late to the party and I hope you are about to keep putting videos out I think they have a valuable space on UA-cam . As an industrial electrician I’ve been on the hunt for classic linesman , side cutter and needle nose pliers!

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That trigger ain’t it for that price lmaoo fuck snap on worst trigger design and any tool that has that trigger type

I hated those dewalts. I used them to break down pumps and stuff for a few months and completely destroyed the flat one. I sold them and just use my snap on chisels now

Nice 👍

thats a whole lotta hammers

Icon can copy the look, but never the quality

A peace of leather works a thousand times better than a rag with pliers

Need more vids. I'm still barely hanging on to my family. We'll be homeless soon, but got some great tools. 🫡

I bought the knipex forged strippers a couple of months ago, my new favorite tool. These things are awesome in every way, I love them.

i have a pair of my father's Channellock 420 dated 1951 He was a electrician couldn't used them anymore because it didn't have the rubber handles any longer wheelchair larry

Reaches for a bottle opener with a pile of Kleins on the bench. 😂 That’s like their penultimate use case!

I find the old American made craftsman tools are just as good as snap on.the socket release on the sears makes it weaker,but much better if working in oily work.i use both,and find no diffrence otherwise.

Good stuff,iv used mine for 40 years and like new today.its all in taking care of them and they will last forever.

Get the south wire ones to compare please!

crack is a helluva drug!

It’s all in your head

I like my 10” Hercules tote. I got it cause I wanted a smaller tool kit that couldn’t get too heavy. The limited size and weight is nice if you gotta haul your stuff a few floors.

I got something that would fit in that big ole paw of yours

Hey buddy? Just checking in on you. Obviously miss your vids but most of all want to make sure you’re ok. Would love if you responded to let us know your ok

I love these speed grips. I grab my channellocks way more than I grab my knipex.

The last set of screwdrivers I bought over 20yrs ago was the Snap-on orange hard handle Harley Davidson edition set, today I have 2 left and due for a new set in Orange, easy to clean

Spyderco drill bits are the best. It’s like $35 for a set of everything but the 1/2 inch. They drill stainless super easy and are just amazing. By far the best value drill bits I’ve found.

the anger at 13:24 is real

Agreed. I tried a Lowe’s backpack, & a briefcase style setup & finally just bought a few harbor freight organizers. I am intrigued by the Milwaukee & SmartBuilt totes

I just ordered the new(er) Klein 13-1 "impact ready" screwdriver for $22 and change from Amazon. It uses 2-ended impact bits, which can also be used in your impact driver. Conversely, you can use impact bits in it. I only need annoying short bits for tight places with a stubby.

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Are u a teenager? Loose the fn beer buckwheat🤡

Your tools look too clean to ever been used in a professional capacity.

They completely missed the mark. Its like they responded just to respond without any thought on how people use the tool. they could have just updated the OG ones with a nice button system and the cross hatching. I love the Knpx because they grip like nothing else, the handles are nice and slim.

You'll come to realize how frustrating it is that they're just so perfect. Congratulations on your purchase you will love them.

I highly recommend the Japanese made 'Tsunoda PLC-200S Slim Pliers with Spring'. For just a few dollars more than the regular PLC-200, the spring pair have additional machining to receive a small, hidden spring under the rivet, making them spring 'open return' pliers, and boy are they nice. Aside from the spring, and the extra three bucks (Cdn.), everything else is exactly the same as the regular 'slims' (PLC-200), and the spring also aides in flipping the pliers to the second position one handed. Additionally, the 'Slims' have a 'hot rivet' in place of the more common nut and bolt, minimizing play, as well as diagonally opposed teeth for vastly improved grip.

I have both. They each have their place, but the Knipex gets used 100x as much

I'll choose knipex any day they are way better than any milwaukee stuff 😅😅

I keep both in my tool bag. With that being said, If I could only have one, it would be the adjustable wrench. pliers wrench is great if you are torquing it while standing vertical to the handle. Well where I work a lot of times you only got straight-in access to nuts and bolts, so in those cases I can only get my wrench on horizontal to me. in that case, I’d stick that adjustable on the nut and hit the side of it with my hammer to loosen the rusted nut. Can’t do that with a pliers wrench because, as you mentioned, you need to grip both handles to on them to prevent them from slipping. Anyway, I went on eBay and bought some vintage craftsmen made in USA adjustables and they work better than 90 percent of the shit out there nowadays. I highly recommend older tools

Can't believe how stupid, rather stubborn you are. You do have to squeeze both handle just to prevent it from falling down, can't you see? It's a fucking wrench. What do you expect other than some sort of squeeze mechanism. Go ahead use your adjustable wrench (century old technology ) since you like it so much.

Your main argument is that you can use the adjustable wrench while only applying pressure from one side at this point (and while pushing, because you can always have pressure on both sides of the pliers wrench while pulling). That is such a niche advantage compared to the many benefits of a faster reset, crimping ability, much larger sizing, and not having them come loose if you're using them right. Technically, if you're using any wrench correctly, you will always reset so you're always pulling on them to eliminate the risk of destroying your knuckles, which completely mitigates and disproves your "proof" because you're suggesting the only way the adjustable wrench is superior is when both tools are used improperly. The pliers wrench has far more potential, capability, and speed. All that said, if you want raw torque, get a real wrench made for that fastener.

You are brave to post this. The only time I use an adjustable wrench is when tensioning glass refrigerator door springs on commercial Hussman refrigerators. Even that will soon be replaced by a small pliers wrench, and I've already decommissioned my large adjustable wrench with a Fujiya pliers wrench made in Japan (only $40 compared to Knipex) They cover a much larger area than 2-4 adjustable wrenches, allow me to apply much more torque, double as copper tubing clamps, are faster to adjust, and are lighter than the equivalent-sized adjustable wrench. They aren't worth their weight anymore.

Tekton makes good torque wrenches and other tools for a good price. They also have a great warranty. Most of their tools are made in Taiwan but more of them are made in America every year

I don't own any of these two pliers, but I have a Channelock one. I hear they're also well appreciated along the Kleins and Knipex.

Now it's time to collect Knipex- hate to say it but it cuts 30/40 percent better.

pronounced "Kuh - Nip - X"

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Most of these tools look like they never been used once there’s another key that he doesn’t need to talk about. He just needs to show it. Take care of your tools. And your tools Will take care of you.