Short Circuit Slow Motion. Crash test KNIPEX & Milwaukee.

I’ll be doing a crash test for the KNIPEX and Milwaukee pliers. There is an opinion that the tool of the highest level is not afraid of a short circuit. Professionals know that this is not so, that’s why this video will be primarily interesting for the humanities. The video will demonstrate a short circuit in slow motion, which occurs as a result of cutting the cable with a voltage of 220V with pliers.

[@SLT0891]

Simplesmente a melhor análise, perfeito ótimo vídeo... 👏

[@Tekniktools]

wow amazing

[@kamrankureshi5615]

Don't ever try to cut live and neutral together!. ...A 100amp surge current could weld the pliers as well...

[@lectrician7]

This person beyond stupid. And I got news for you the incident energy when it shorts is way far beyond 100 amps.

[@HristovRumen]

It's an outlet at 240v. Likely circuit protected at 7.5amp. Even if it did surge to a 100amp, it's only gonna last for less than a millisecond.

[@goahead8247]

wires and many components on the circuit have loss a lot of lifespan and may have to be replaced

[@kubus2122]

The best test pillers 😅

[@realninelife1182]

nice videos

[@johndoecake]

More like Knipex VS NWS :D

[@alfiehannam9541]

But with a higher price tag

[@johndoecake]

@@alfiehannam9541 ? whitch one ? the price are almost the same, same for rebrand version

[@eloidiaz9227]

Coño viejo, entiendo que quieres mostrar la Quality Tools, no lo pongo en duda, pero te veo haciendo esa gracia con mis herramientas armo una discusión, siempre van a sufrir un daño, claro si fuese una pinza o alicate made in shangai, osea China ese vuelve leña, 😄 y veo que esta hecho según forjado en acero de vanadio. saludos

[@petes4927]

If knik from the short is the sizeand shapeyou can use it as wire stripper asI did as apprentice

[@pakito9947]

Gran video buena demostración

[@constructionsite7897]

Thanks

[@bookstoread7436]

What gloves are those?

[@andrepedreirosp1776]

Deve tá jogando dinheiro fora pra estragar os alicates assim kkkkk

[@lukascandiaa3887]

Si cortas un cable tipo taller con fase y neutro eso siempre pasara, pero en cambio si es un solo conductor no pasaria eso.

[@cristinasanchez2236]

El cortocircuito lo vas s tener siempre que cortes esa manguera con tensión, da igual que marca uses de alicates, siempre dejan un a señal de cortoticiruito en dicha herramienta

[@raduantoniade5950]

Nice

[@greekveteran2715]

Please, I'm not Electritian, which one did perform better? Knipex or Milwaukee?

[@tikabass]

Both pliers suffered similar damage. The hardware store is the only winner.

[@Vick8000]

@@tikabass lol

[@H-_.9]

that Milwaukee is a rebranded NWS

[@jeffreyvelthuis9245]

@@H-_.9 was just gonna say that

[@johndoecake]

@@H-_.9 true saw ton of variants of NWS rebrands LUX, Milwaukee, Wurth, Klein etc. biggest diference is the handle material. bigges shiat is the LUX(OBI house brand)

[@onlyme80]

Now Show The Same Demonstration at a Power Plant.

[@prakasarevo5435]

Is this vde pliers test?

[@furtherfiction]

The balls though ⚽️ 🏀 🏈

[@arcangelcanto6910]

El mío se hizo un hueco con la de 110 v😢

[@Andrey_Lebedinets]

Простите, а что сей опыт должен был показать? Мне кажется, Вы напрасно испортили хороший инструмент.

[@vitaliyfenom6742]

Очень странный " тест" 😳

[@zylent8251]

very short video

[@LvBeethoven10]

🤦🏻‍♂️

[@pkshum4199]

🤦‍♂️🤣

[@jeffestrada6857]

Ridiculous

[@juliocruz2013]

Que video tan innecesario