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No that’s a dope feature

I have the Dowel Max and the Jessum Doweling jigs. They are fine, accurate products. The only reason I don't have a Festool is because I don't need one. I don't do production work or large pieces of custom furniture. For those applications I think it would be invaluable. I don't begrudge anyone who has one or needs one. Personally I think the DVD is a nice touch. There are people in rural America who don't have access to 5G internet speeds. So this might help them get started. Good video for this excellent tool.

I was gonna go to work today but I was pretty chowdered out

USP mineral oil. Safe for skin ...you can eat / drink it😂. It will lube you on the inside!

Save your money..... thanks

It's really hard to understand until you use one. The laser tips are incredibly tacky

milwaukee does this a few tools as well

Where I come from, 1/4" is divided by 4. If those marks represent anything they are 1/5 of whatever those longer marks represent. If they are 1" apart then it would be 1/5th inch markings.

The best tape out there! I got a Klein one and couldn’t stand two days on my work (sewer) this lufkin kicks the fatmax to the dust!

You forgot to pronounce the K

Check out PROJECT FARM for amazing testing. They compare the bolt cutting nippers and many other tools using the best testing methods I've ever seen on RUclips.

I’d like to see how these work with romex that’s already ran inside a box.

Surprised you haven't gotten $H!T on more for calling it a Crescent wrench. Oh and $16 vs $75

I like the plier wrench more because it is such a big upgrade to the old style adjustable wrench. The cobra’s are good but not as big of an upgrade over regular Chanelock water pump pliers.

Stubai also make great nippers/cutters/pliers ... about the same quality as Knipex, perhaps a little cheaper in general.

You can buy a good no nonsense PTFE spray for half the cost of the fancy branded Drylube Don't be tricked into buying a name

Wow!

They work for a few handyman things like the fittings on water heaters gas valve ,gas fire place valves, and some HVAC jobs. 💯👍

Can put out more Torque with the Crescent Wrench.

Does anybody know what that case is called with the 3 Makita drills

@1:24 the actual difference isn't the offset throat giving you access to cut 'longer things' with the 61 02 200's. The actual difference is the location of the pivot giving far MORE leverage to the cutting jaws. The offset adds a (more important?) bonus.

Sometimes the hole before the hex head bolt is the same size as wrench. Makes the sleeve useless on these.

Love the XS as a service plumber handles most of the tasks lol

Im a commerical service plumber and get through most of my jobs only with the Cobra XS LOL

Hallo, was ich dir an Knipex- Zangen noch empfehlen kann: "Twin Grip 150, Kombi Spitzzange 08 22 185, Cobra Zange XL, Kraft Kombizange 09 12 240, Draht Zange- Kabelbinder 78 61 125 !" Gruß aus Germany

This makes the pliers wrench look bad

Cobra Xs everyday and twice on Sundays, edc is for those in a pinch moments, the cobra’s get the job done.

Im czech republic from homeland of these keys. I bought them for christmass to my father and uncle so i cant stop watching videos like this to know if i totally fucked up a christmass gift. Anyways pardon my chicken and good video thank you for calming my fears

I recently picked up a pair of these and the only thing I've found an issue with is THHN jackets. The oil jacket is too slippery for the nose of the stripper to keep a firm grip on so what I do is when I have enough tension on the handle to grip the wire but before the blades start to move I grab the nose of the stripper with my off hand to apply extra force to the griping anvils. I've found this to be much easier than trying to hold the wire.

A small locking vice grip is a more useful option to carry.

There’s a darker Wera Impaktor and a stainless steel one that is a couple dollars cheaper. Which is better and why? Thanks!

Don't buy Milwaukee pliers. They are total crap. Apply pressure, and they are trying to open in your hand. Morons at Milwaukee. Also, stay away from their crappy tape measures. They are only suitable for several uses before they are worthless garbage.

Fantastic tool made with German engineering and precision.

Wow thats crazy, I knew you guys mainly used Torx screws as a standard, were as here in the UK our standard is Pozi, mostly because people are not willing to pay the much higher pricing for the Torx bits. However, when I have used Torx screws, I honestly have not ever noticed them wobbling like that at all, (actually I lie, there was one brand someone got us to fix ply to a floor and they were actually like that, but also was really cheap) so maybe with the higher pricing we have on most of the Torx here, that is why. Maybe if you got more expensive screws they would have much less slop/play?? Also yes, Philips were designed to cam out intentionally, I dont even know why they still use them in construction to be honest, Pozi is a much better adaptation to Philips, though they are still not the best option.

I got a 35' for my father-in-law. Hoping it serves him well.

I enjoy your channel. Thank you.

Great tip. Liked and subscribing.

Thanks for making this video

I purchased two Knipex pliers and both needed breaking in. When I held each plier horizontal and released the lower handle the jaws open 30% on one plier and 40% on the second. Even after adding light machine oil there was minimal improvement. I made a slurry of WD-40 and 100,000 grit diamond paste and after 10 minutes of working the handles was I able to get the jaws to open 100%.

I thought it was greenhorn knowledge that you don’t travel with batteries on your tools?

Why dont just put it in the trash bin without bag

I use the 4 inch ones all the time it depends what kind of work you do if they are good for you or not.

Great video.

I think they are very nice for plumbing & electrical fittings however they are not the best for bolts and nuts altho they do work for that.

The 200 cobra is a better size for first one you get.

I am going to buy it for this feature

i have the 10" Raptors and both 10" and 6" pliers wrench and thy work great together. 6" PW for small nuts, 10" for big and the Raptors for everything in between. the Raptors can use a lot of torq so it rules for the tuff nuts.

I wish Knipex offered those jaws with their shorter pliers. It's a great idea, and deserves to be featured in some 200mm variants.

now i want one!!!!! ive been in tight spots and used my impact as a light and it shutting off every 10-20 seconds sucks... i take my batteries out when i put them away

Channel Lock is my favorite American brand, then probably Western Forge and Wilde. But getting a pair made correctly with a good fit and finish, especially from Amazon, seems to be getting harder to do. Over the last couple of decades, there has been a noticeable drop in US tool manufacturing quality. Especially when compared to brands i've bought from Japan or Germany. I really don't like when I'm holding a USA made tool that I just purchased, and it looks and functions like the person who made it didn't care or pay attention to what they were making, and just wanted to get through the day. They aren't holding their work to high standards like they used to, and they are still charging high prices. I've had bad issues with 3 pairs in the last 2 months alone. The jaw grinding has been way off, and one pair of nice, long bent-nose western Forge made pair wouldn't even open halfway, as well as being ground to one side of the jaws by 3mm at the tips. Every pair I've received from Japan or Germany has been absolutely perfect. Even the Icon pliers I've bought have had better initial quality. I still prefer USA made, but our manufacturers need to go back to producing quality over quantity like they used to, without charging us an astronomical price for it. Apparently, I'm not the only person who's noticed or had issues.