VAMPLIERS 7" Boss Extracting Pliers & V-Shears Super Combo Scissors
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- DISCLAIMER: VAMPIRE Tools sent me these Tools to test and give them my Feedback (THANK YOU VAMPIRE!) I was not paid or required to do anything but give them my feedback.
This video consist of me going over the features and my initial thoughts on the tools
I hope this video helps you make the decision if these tools could be useful for you. Let me know if you have any questions and THANKS FOR WATCHING!
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Vamplier Boss 7" Pliers VT-001-7 (Affiliate Link) - amzn.to/49evtqf
Vamplier Scissors VT-011 (Affiliate Link) - amzn.to/3PW6dvW
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Time Stamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:16 7" Boss Pliers
06:46 4 in 1 Scissors
011:20 Outro 
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Thank you for the great video! we appreciate you sharing our tools in such a balanced and clear way, we always appreciate the feedback and love sharing it with Engineer to continuously find ways to improve the product range. We saw a few comments made about the similarity of the products with Engineer and we love that folks find a sweet spot with both depending on their needs. Vampire Tools has more than 10 years exclusive partnership with Engineer to co-develop high quality, unique tools for the North American market. Vampire Tools products are built to a higher quality standard and come with extended warranty and US support. We offer an extra year on top of the four years we have right now.
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Thanks for that info. The comment/question has come up quite a bit.
Thanks for the great videos! I have gotten quite a few items you've suggested and they have done wonders.
I just ran into a couple of situations earlier this week that these pliers would've been great for. Rusted out screws and a very round security screw with an odd bit. I made it work with Knipex Cobras but it was a process.
Yeah we can always get many things done with less tools, but having the right tool keeps you from having to fix a fist size hole in drywall 😂
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Another great video. I like the pliers and could see a use for them.
They are a good size for many of the types of screws I run into.
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2 good products & demo ... Thx as always
Your welcome…
Appreciate you as well 👍👍
Always been fascinated by them but then held off once the twin grips came out. I think though your video made me decide to “spring” for those pliers though. Mahalo Nui Loa Morgan🤙
Having some of different sizes is useful. I’m hoping someday Knipex comes out with a smaller version of Twin Grips 👍👍
Apparently you can strip wires by putting wire through the hole slot in the blade then squeeze the handle and twist around the wire. I'm guessing it won't work great, but in a pinch.
👍👍.. I hadn’t tried to yet, but will see.
Nice review as always. On the Boss pliers, you could always remove the spring if it annoys you! Those are both nice tools!
I’ve already thought about that. I was going to try them with it for a little while… but that may end up happening.
Appreciate it 👍
I believe vampliers and engineers are the same brand
Yeah it is. Vampliers is a rebrand for the US market is what they told me.
The Boss Pliers look to be very similar to the PZ59 from Engineer Tools that I have. They aren't spring-loaded and have slightly different jaw features. I do believe that Engineer make some of the tools for Vampire Tools.
I have been told they are one in the same…. After having one of each would think they are made by the same people.
Both pairs/brands do what they claim very well.
Congratulations for you Honesty, disclosing that they sent you these items. I have the Engenieer pliers, as they are the originals and you do not pay for the rebranding.Saludos from Mexico 🇲🇽
Yeah the pair I purchased were Engineers.. they are nice too. The Red/Black gets me though. My favorite College Team is Red/Black and I thinks it’s always played a role in my Tool Buying Decisions 😂
About time! Thanks for the shoutout!
👍👍. Appreciate all the suggestions.
Yeah I got an email from them, and was like heck yes 😂
Vampire is engineer
@@ChefS.Keller I have since figured that out… appreciate the heads up 👍
These aren't something I would find myself using. If your taking recommendations, I just grabbed a set of Tough built electrical screwdrivers and they are now my every day users.
I’m always taking recommendations… I just saw some insulated ones at Lowes yesterday. Is that the ones you got?
@@MORGANSMaintenance yessir, very well made and they don't break the bank.
@@mozzberg590 👍… the ToughBuilt stuff seems to be pretty good. I never really hear anyone say bad stuff about it.
I’m hoping all this ToughBuilt Stack isn’t as good as it looks though… I don’t want to be tempted to switch from Packout 😂. I need to see some videos of people calling it trash and save me some money 😂😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance I'm too heavily vested in Pack out to switch now
@@mozzberg590 me too… Packout has always been the best to me because of the way they lock/unlock…
But ToughBuilt’s look pretty nice. Like all new products, They haven’t been through the people in the field testing that the Packouts have though. I’m interested to see them after a year of use by someone.
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Knipex spring-loaded tools usually have this nice, auto-operated, locking mechanism. Otherwise spring-loaded tools are a bit annoying when stored.
As I mentioned before - these handles look like a nightmare to clean. A big disadvantage for me.
And I can play a fortune-teller and foretell the fortune/misfortune of that scissor sheath.
Yeah they are very much the same handles as the Engineer ones I bought.
The Knipex Forged Wire Strippers Lock is really great and in a perfect location. It’s the first pair of spring loaded strippers I didn’t have to give up on. They are also hands down the best pair of strippers I’ve ever held in my hands, will never use anything else.
@@MORGANSMaintenance I meant the locking mechanism built in the handles. You press the handles as for normal operation and it releases the lock.
And of course that detent lock is also great. I see some serious German engineering in its placement - someone thought that really well.
@Stefan_Kawalec 👍 you can tell when a tool was made by someone that uses tools.
@@MORGANSMaintenance I've got a bunch of Engineer tools that I use for PCB work, I've taken to putting a little hair tie through the lanyard loops to act as a little locking mechanism just so it stays tidier in my soldering gear bag. The tools are great, and I love using spring loaded pliers and cutters, but yeah, actually storing them is a pain.
@@ZachShannon1 👍 good suggestion on the ties