Are Japanese VAMPLIERS Better Than German Knipex Pliers?
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2022
- Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomotive.com put the brand new Knipex Twin Grip 82 01 200 and Vampliers VT-001-7SJ. Slip Joint Screw Extraction
pliers to work so you can tell witch ones are best for you.
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Nice to see this comparison! I get a little tired of the "copy" discussions, since none of these companies are doing anything unethical or illegal. There's little new under the sun, and patents expire specifically to encourage competition and choices for consumers.
All that really matters is who makes a quality tool.
Great timing, my knipex just came in today.
They make amazing pliers!
My favorite ending :). I keep meaning to pick up a pair of these because I keep running into situations where they'd be really handy. Guess it's time!
Can’t go wrong with either one.
I like that test, hanging from the screw.
Now try the snap-on pliers,
The one they did a big promo holding a penny
I didn’t see the snap on one.
@@HowtoAutomotive I don't remember the name, is kinda weird looking do to some cam action between the handles and the jaws
I've used for 20 Plus Years a KNIPEX Channel Lock ,& I beat with like a Hammer & still opens & Closes ,with No Problem ..
Both are excellent pliers
I agree I would give a slight edge to the Knipex Only because you’re slightly bigger
I have both but those vampliers are better. I got them first then tried all their other ones. I got excited when the twin grips came out. I kept having to go back to my van to get the vampliers. After like 10x I carried the vampliers again and left the twin grips in the van for more grip once I broke something loose w the vampliers. Until the icon pistol grip screw extraction pliers came out. I would get both and after another 10x of using the icons when the knipex didn’t work. I haven’t used the twin grips again they are still in the van tools in case I find an application my go tos don’t work
👨🔧I have both.....can't go wrong with either one
I agree
Any reason to pick one of these over locking vise-grip style plier?
The biggest reason is because vice grips are clumsy to work with. And these have a very specific design to grip the tip of a stripped out screw
Excellent!
Thank you!
The vampliers have a much narrower head for getting at hard to reach bolts.
Vampire pliers.. because when ever I use them they 'draw blood'!😁👍
Lol
Both are the answer
Knipex are the way to go
I would agree but I was impressed with the vampire pliers.
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@@mad_gotti8868 thank you!
I think it would depend. The vampires have a much narrower head. They might work better for a mechanic working in tight places.
The vampire extractor pro is way better for this specific task that you're doing. I really recommend them for heavy duty worn out bolts ECT.
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They both look good apart from those soft grip sleeves which seem to be on every tool nowadays, sure they grip well and are fairly comfortable but they are magnets for every speck of filth and grime going and are not easy to clean.
I know what you mean they are not fun to clean
Having that shirt on with what the back says while hanging off a board with pliers is giving me a headache 😂
Nether one of them is first. The design is around 100yrs old.
That's right. It was designed by an American during WW2.
A few years ago I heard that the Vampire pliers were made by a company called Empire, I purchased a pair of those because they were cheaper. Somebody should make the same plier head with a vise grip action. ;-)
They're made by engineer in Japan
Vampire Tools has a vise grip called JAWZ.
@@brettwalkom948 Who copied it from an American during WW2.
@@muddyriverdogz that's nice
They have linesman pliers even beefier than those
I knew in five minutes that the Knipex are better. Neither came up with the original design. The design is almost 100 years old.
By Trade I'm a 25Yrs of Electrical.
Knipex R the BEST TOOLS ,Money can BUY ..
Depends on each tool and what your doing with it.
Don’t forget Wera too
Friend, they are called VAMPLIERS NOT VAMPIRES.
The company name is vampire tools
Sooo many grammatical errors in this video presentation 😂