CK Fencing Pliers Review | CK T3866 Fence Pliers

[@Bacrenfencing]

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[@williammcgrattan9583]

Those jaws on the handle side are used to pull the wire tight when you're trying to tension it. Placed against a post and draw the wire up (usually barbed wire)

[@Bacrenfencing]

I wandered what they were for - thanks for the comment ! 👍

[@JohnT-wj5ru]

Great over view of using the pliers with the usual excellent quality made german tool

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks 👍

[@JimJWalker]

The beginning of this video was me a year ago before I discovered fence pliers. On round posts driving staples is even harder without one.

[@Bacrenfencing]

Same here mate !

[@mrdewalt447]

DeWalt makes a good one too... It'll go good with your 16oz DeWalt hammer. FYI... If you're a contractor or handyman who works on mobile homes these are a must. They have staples top to bottom

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for the comment 😎

[@tomarmstrong4761]

My stepfather has a couple pair of (probably) ChanneLock brand fencing pliers. I've spent several hours using them, and they have saved my fingers a number of times!

[@Bacrenfencing]

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[@sandywoolf2883]

The video is great, this kind of tool is still very practical, not long ago, I bought a renhotecic brand pliers, it is very convenient to use, it works very well. Everyone can use a tool

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for sharing

[@NJBeltCimmerian89]

Orbis Fencing pliers are also well worth the money and also made in Germany. Good video.

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for the comment, I will have to have a look at those 👍

[@EduardoMoy-vm7mf]

Me gustó mucho el trabajo que realisa el producto

[@Bacrenfencing]

thanks

[@stefanmagyar4042]

Very nice vid. Helpful tips. Thanks.

[@Bacrenfencing]

Glad it was helpful! 😀

[@LibertyGarden]

I like the brand Diamond or Crescent. I'm not sure if I've seen CK in the US.

[@Bacrenfencing]

CK are German made and are readily available here in the UK. Thanks for the comment 👍

[@vids595]

Are they made in China? The Chennellock brand looks the same and is made in USA. A nation with decent labor and environmental laws.

[@Bacrenfencing]

CK are all made in Germany

[@gerardnatera6997]

Learnt a fair bit - Thanks a lot

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for the comment Gerard and I am glad the video was of some use to you. Thanks again for the comment, much appreciated ! 👍😀

[@adammasson3593]

This is very helpful, Cheers!!

[@Bacrenfencing]

Gad it was helpful and thanks for the comment ! 👍😎

[@ibrazeau3044]

Good video

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for the visit and glad you enjoyed it ! 👍😀

[@sergiopacheco6717]

...es un buen alicate ...pero el martillo necesita más práctica 👍🏼😉

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks Sergio ! 👍😃

[@leonanderson9571]

Why’s your hammer got a hammer??

[@Bacrenfencing]

Because it is a hammer ? 😬

[@johnwade1095]

Reasonably priced wire fasteners you could put in with a drill driver would be nice.
Post bounciness is annoying.
Come on gripple, make something up.

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for the comment

[@DanielMeyer-ls5ph]

First mistake: staples should not be nailed with the grain of the wood.

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for the comment

[@martinjimenez7875]

You need too learn how to use the hammer

[@Bacrenfencing]

😎👍

[@bespokefencing]

Those things are next to useless for most jobs, chap hardened material with a hammer and it'll shatter. (Seen it happen! )
Use as hammer to drive steeples every time .
Knipex end cutters will remove steeples, cut any wire and sit in your back pocket, all for £15, just my opinion though!
Good informative video!

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for the comment, I only really use these for removing staples and cutting wire and to be honest. I think they are fantastic, especially for removing staples (the main reason I bought them). I don't use the hammer as it is not really meant to be used frequently, I think it is there only as a back up to get you by if you don't have a hammer with you.
The wire cutter function is actually a lot better than I expected, they cut through some substantial wire due to the long high leverage handles.
I have knipex end cutters too, but I think these are better at removing staples in my opinion but each to their own.
Thanks again for the comment 👍

[@sidwills]

I dread to imagine how many times I've hit various pairs of these with hammers to get behind an over-driven staple or pull a rail off a post and I've never had a pair shatter. In fact I use them almost exclusively in that way, because on most makes I find the jaws aren't sharp enough to get in behind a staple.

[@no_handle_required]

Dude really needs to learn how to use a hammer.

[@Bacrenfencing]

I'm still learning, just can't seem to get the hang of it 😜

[@axelec]

Other then removing fence staples from wood post I found this tool worthless .. sorry !!

[@Bacrenfencing]

That is the main thing that I use it for too, but just thought I would show the other uses as well. Thanks for the comment 👍

[@mrdewalt447]

They're great for contractors and handymen. Especially for working on mobile homes. They use staples in almost everything

[@johnwade1095]

I use it for everything. I even fixed my bike with mine.

[@moefuggerr2970]

Mumble mumble mumble...

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks !