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Knipex is nice. I like all I've bought. Just wish their warranty was less rigid.

Cobras are nice but I’m a huge fan of how the alligators grip. If you own both you can tell the bottom teeth on the alligators have more bite than the cobras.

I dont even need to watch to choose the cobra. I will watch, but I dont have to

Knipex has though of everything including the off-set pliers wrench Knipex 86-43-250. So u can tighten a fitting while holding 2 of them side by side or a bolt thats surface mounted like at 5:50.

Have had a set for 10 years, best hex wrenches available 👍

Matter of perception. If you work in very dark places guess which one is better

that nice thing

As an aircraft mechanic I've used the pliers wrench to install bushings and set rivets. Works fantastically.

Great comparison and review. Thanks.

PS, you can put drawers , then canteliver units on top, you now can open them with out unstacking, also a trick if they are locked together you can tilt to access the box below..👍

I bought this set after using the Rigid for years. I like the canteliver unit and drawers. The canteliver unit, I removed the trays on the bottom, out a padding and the 2 drills , battery charger and batteries fir perfect with no moving !👍

Pipe wrench makes the perfect hammer

God forbid you pull the battery when you put it back.

I wonder if he set up some sort of containment for all the clippings that shot off everywhere lol

Magic wrench will beats these two any day

So useful as an electrician in roof spaces, but I suppose I've always taken my batterys off when I pack them up

everyone saying the wrench wouldnt be able to be used with a cheater bar is wrong IMO he is simply using the tool wrong, you adjust the pipe wrench FULLY CLOSED on the pipe so that you can literally just push the wrench without have to also squeeze the wrench. i do not own one nor have used one but that is my siple observation off of 2 videos watched and makes sense to me

I have the NWS compound cutters. Love em bought 2 pairs. I'd love to see a Vs. video with all 3 brands

What brand is the bit at 4:51? it looks like Wera lazer tip style?

SQ2 always get stuck for me

you use both tools wrong

I use diesel to clean it off. Let it dry out. Then a light coat of motor oil. Works good.

Great video, I'll keep my 16👍🏾

It is all about perspective and work style. I am certain Makita did their homework before adding the feature.

I prefer the cobras but if i could only have one, and never the other, ill go with the plier wrench. Its a great compliment to a multi tool, and it wont scratch surfaces like the cobras. Also 5 inch ftw 😂

Makita tools are rubbish, DON'T buy, battery drills, you pay say 80$ for a drill and rechargeable battery, battery dies, and 75$ just for a new battery, what a scam, its bin job...

These ok for basic combo locks? Yahoos at work keep forgetting their combo and call us in maintenance to cut their lock. Been using these giants ones we have. Would be nice for just one to keep in my pocket or bag lol

Most general purpose gripping plier has got to be something like a 41 04 250 a 10” vice grip plier. The Petersen Vice Grip plier is a classic - I have multiple pairs of them. Start using Vice Grips and you’ll definitely add them to the list.

I have 11 of the 5

I like the small pliers too. 150-160mm is my sweet spot.

71 31 200R are my go to for rural fencing- cutting 2.5 high tensile wire - the jaws get a real work out as they are used for cutting and pulling/prising out staples.

IMHO a pair of vice grips would have made the list

Also, what numbskull uses a wrench in a socket scenario😅

Never used the pliers wrench but i feel needing two hands for it would suck. Then also not having a handy hammer.

Your tools caught my attention, they look tough. What brand is that? Thanks for sharing💯/💯

How much

Both are great.. so just carry both !!!!!!!!!¡!!! Omg listen u guys dont choose one because for its size its really easy to have both of them and sometimes u need to hold a screw using one tool and spinning the nut with the other tool ... The cobras can open wider .. but the pliers wrench will not scratch cause its smooth .. both are so important ;)

He really tries to say Knipex is better than Wiha. Those Wihas definitely beat out those other two.

Crescent wins you spent more time fumbling with the Knipex.

That’s a great feature bc their’s times when I want to use the light just like that. A timer on the light would be a great feature instead of just staying on.

It took ordering twice to get the Robust R model. Can't say it's night and day, but so far, they work great.

I bought a pair of these and they are horrible. For $134 and they won’t cut no matter how much I adjust them. I bought the weicon number 5 and they cut every time without all the adjusting and they were only $26

I own several pairs of "needle nose" pliers. I own the Knipex with the insulated grips and they are my favorite of the group. It should be obvious that the longer and thinner that pliers are, the poorer they will perform while putting torsional loads on them. Being long and thin, the Knipex aren't made for torsional loads. It's simply a case of using the right tool for the job, if you need to twist things, needle nose type pliers probably aren't the best choice.

Knipex are the best .... PERIOD !!!! EXCEPT NO OTHER !!!!😊

If you're only going to carry one I'd go with the regular Cobra because the toothed plier head will grip things that the smooth pliers-wrench jaws will not, but the pliers-wrench will be much gentler on nuts and such if that's something you encounter. The Cobras will also turn bolts but will also likely chew it up in the process. The big advantage that the pliers-wrench has is an enormous amount of clamping force because of the lever design of the pliers. I really wish they'd make a pliers-wrench/Cobra hybrid.

So the 62hrc is going to cut harder stuff?

I just bought the xs haven't received it yet but I was actually thinking this before I ordered it, hopefully it's not a total disappointment

Disengaged: chokes up to get the shittiest grip with terrible leverage. Engaged: pushes the nail as far into the jaws as they'll go and grabs the very bottom of the handles for maximum leverage. I get what they do but you sure gave a shitty demo.

Why not cut the dowels at angles ahead of time before installation them in the holes? .

I can use it to cut through 4mm steel strips in which I always cut with the side only 1-2 mm of material at a time. I can eat through an abus granite plus folding lock.