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Nice bag, and pretty nice setup too. The forged Knipex (13 72 8) cutters seem to cut just a bit easier than my Milwaukees (the 9" 7-in-1). The screw cutting on the Milwaukee requires slowly threading the screw in before cutting, Knipex is a lot quicker to use and still seems to cut clean for threading. I'd still consider getting the shorter Milwaukee combination pliers on discount, because both the 'above' are good strippers/cutters/pliers for wiring purposes. I've got the TP-XXL on the way with the SB-LD as a freebie from the spring promo. Looking forward to it!
Nice bag, and pretty nice setup too. The forged Knipex (13 72 8) cutters seem to cut just a bit easier than my Milwaukees (the 9" 7-in-1). The screw cutting on the Milwaukee requires slowly threading the screw in before cutting, Knipex is a lot quicker to use and still seems to cut clean for threading. I'd still consider getting the shorter Milwaukee combination pliers on discount, because both the 'above' are good strippers/cutters/pliers for wiring purposes.
I've got the TP-XXL on the way with the SB-LD as a freebie from the spring promo. Looking forward to it!
Paneling you can see the nails. Someone on UA-cam suggested this, with drywall just shine a light on it. You may not need a stud finder tool.
Interesting video, you used to use the Fluke T-5, do you like the T-6 better? Can’t wait to see your trailer video, thanks Devin
Yes I like the T6 better. It has field sense which can sense the voltage and amperage without direct contact with the wire
@@TheDurbinCompound I’ll have to get one, thanks
A Leatherman on your belt gets used 5x a day. In your bag, never. It’s a quick use tool.
Seems that way, Wave+ sits on my desk while grab the proper tool from my bag within reach. More handy on the go or in a little emergency pack.