Knipex Vs Channellock Reddit at Anita Mackey blog

Knipex Vs Channellock Reddit. Channel locks are generally 50% to 25% cheaper than knipex, but there sure are a lot of fanboys for knipex on the internet. I received the channellock 338cb cutter today and used them right away to do an outside light fixture job and the first thing i. I don't see any advantage in. I think the knipex's are lightweight in design and wouldn't last running rigid pipe year after year. On the channel locks only the tips of the front teeth mesh. I can use my smaller channellocks with one hand. Never used mac or snap on that i can. Knipex, in my experience, are far better than the craftsman, channel lock, and irwin pliers. I prefer them because the large straight jaws fit my work much better. I love knipex, and i have a bunch of ideal i use day to day i got from school (apprentice electrician) but i inherited a channellock linesman and i'll be damned if it isn't the smoothest i own. I buy about one new pair of channellock 480 per year. Knipex are better for sure. The knipex are much better for gripping flat materials like this. In my experience the knipex steel is just better quality and heat treated better and more consistently.

I can use my smaller channellocks with one hand. In my experience the knipex steel is just better quality and heat treated better and more consistently. I received the channellock 338cb cutter today and used them right away to do an outside light fixture job and the first thing i. Knipex are better for sure. On the channel locks only the tips of the front teeth mesh. Knipex, in my experience, are far better than the craftsman, channel lock, and irwin pliers. I prefer them because the large straight jaws fit my work much better. I think the knipex's are lightweight in design and wouldn't last running rigid pipe year after year. I love knipex, and i have a bunch of ideal i use day to day i got from school (apprentice electrician) but i inherited a channellock linesman and i'll be damned if it isn't the smoothest i own. I don't see any advantage in.

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Knipex Vs Channellock Reddit I received the channellock 338cb cutter today and used them right away to do an outside light fixture job and the first thing i. I buy about one new pair of channellock 480 per year. In my experience the knipex steel is just better quality and heat treated better and more consistently. Never used mac or snap on that i can. Knipex are better for sure. On the channel locks only the tips of the front teeth mesh. I don't see any advantage in. The knipex are much better for gripping flat materials like this. I can use my smaller channellocks with one hand. I received the channellock 338cb cutter today and used them right away to do an outside light fixture job and the first thing i. I love knipex, and i have a bunch of ideal i use day to day i got from school (apprentice electrician) but i inherited a channellock linesman and i'll be damned if it isn't the smoothest i own. Knipex, in my experience, are far better than the craftsman, channel lock, and irwin pliers. I think the knipex's are lightweight in design and wouldn't last running rigid pipe year after year. I prefer them because the large straight jaws fit my work much better. Channel locks are generally 50% to 25% cheaper than knipex, but there sure are a lot of fanboys for knipex on the internet.