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  • Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2021
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Комментарии • 56

  • @tukkus2
    @tukkus2 2 года назад +3

    Knipex Twingrip for the pliers. Vampliers for everything else. Always a pleasure to use these tools.

  • @stewartxp2400
    @stewartxp2400 2 года назад +9

    Dude, this was a great video, got me subscribed. An all around showcase of great pliers within a category, with plenty of comparisons and information. Big thumbs up, Thanks!

    • @AutobahnDan
      @AutobahnDan  2 года назад

      Awesome! Glad you liked it! 👍👍

  • @mustigen38
    @mustigen38 Год назад +1

    The PZ-32 was my choise and i am very satisfied with the plier. The perfect Allrounder. Great Video 👍

  • @rubenmadrid3154
    @rubenmadrid3154 2 года назад

    Great video 👍👍
    Thanks for sharing all those pliers!!
    Good to see those side to side

  • @nevillepretorius8948
    @nevillepretorius8948 2 года назад +4

    Awesome video! I just bought the Knipex Twingrips 2 weeks ago, must admit I love them!

  • @mickgoodbe235
    @mickgoodbe235 2 года назад

    Great job! - thanks for all your efforts 👍🇬🇧

  • @premiumtoolsbrasil
    @premiumtoolsbrasil 2 года назад +2

    Excelent Vamplier and Fujiya!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @rickcarpenter4518
    @rickcarpenter4518 Год назад

    I have the PZ-57s, and they work very well for me. Leaning towards adding the PZ-60s to expand my choices with the small stuff.

  • @paedahe4975
    @paedahe4975 2 года назад +2

    This is my kind of video. Thanks Dan.

  • @Joethetoolguy
    @Joethetoolguy 2 года назад +2

    Fujiya! Great breakdown

  • @lowvoltagedude7837
    @lowvoltagedude7837 2 года назад

    Always appreciate the time and effort you put in 🙏🔥🔥🔥🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

  • @ktm250xcw
    @ktm250xcw 2 года назад +2

    That E N G I N E E R pz-32 is perfection

  • @georgeferlazzo7936
    @georgeferlazzo7936 2 года назад

    Hello again Auto Bahn Dan
    Thank you for another Great Video. I came across the Vampliers on the job. That was a game changer. I brought my set of four pliers for about $140.00-$160.00 several years ago. I would highly recommend the Vampliers Tools. Again thank you

    • @AutobahnDan
      @AutobahnDan  2 года назад

      Yeah! Definitely good stuff!

  • @ktm250xcw
    @ktm250xcw 2 года назад

    Gorgeous collection

  • @mBaggins
    @mBaggins Год назад +2

    nice video. Those slight differences between the Vampliers and the Engineer the sales guy was talking about are definitely the red colour and the price haha

  • @johnwood346
    @johnwood346 Год назад +1

    Got the pz 57 and 58 plus the knipex twin grip great pliers getting the pipe wrench style and locking pliers next

  • @LilasTools
    @LilasTools 2 года назад +2

    Great Video Dan, I watched the whole thing!

    • @AutobahnDan
      @AutobahnDan  2 года назад +1

      Oh man! You’re a trooper! 😅 I haven’t done one this long in a while! Lol

  • @jonferraez
    @jonferraez 9 месяцев назад

    The PZ-57 model for sure worked well for me for a 2.5mm tiny screw that was holding in an M.2 based Wi-Fi card (the same screw size that M.2 NVME hard drives use) in my motherboard that was totally bald on the head (they over torqued it from the factory apparently, and the metal was fairly soft). The surface area that I had to work in was not much larger than a normal Philips screwdriver could fit into so trying to drill it out would not have been fun, and on the other side of the motherboard in the exact place I'd have been drilling was the only M.2 NVME hard drive connector port (so that ruled out me drilling). I ordered this and it worked the first try to grip the 2.5mm head size completely stripped head screw, after I tried various other tricks like rubberband, tinfoil, and latex gloves methods of screwing it out with various Philip head screwdrivers (that did not work at all). So yea it is very good at smaller screws, but it is nice to see it could work for normal head size screws too (the PZ-57 box only says it works with from 2 to 3.5mm). It seems from this video that is very underrated or understated and it seems like it could support up to about 9.5mm (which is what the PZ-58 model is rated up to actually, from 3 to 9.5mm as that box states). Either way you can't go wrong with this brand, made in Japan and nice packaging that states all of the specs in both English and Japanese.

  • @prasadvn524
    @prasadvn524 2 года назад +1

    Whatever be the features I loved the color of the handle grips of Engineer pliers.I think you should make more YT videos.

  • @edwardhance3894
    @edwardhance3894 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for the demonstration, details, and comparison

  • @iconictools2059
    @iconictools2059 2 года назад +3

    Knipex and pz57 is a nice combo

  • @jeffwolf8018
    @jeffwolf8018 8 месяцев назад

    They've dropped substantially in the years since you made this video I just picked up a comfort grip for $29. And my regular gripped double grip knipex. Cost me $32. They are some incredible pliers for sure. Also the newer ones has very little slap going back and forth. I would say probably half as much or less than what you had from your parents when they first came out

  • @SachsVDE
    @SachsVDE 2 года назад

    Knipex is very well Designed slip joint pair of Pliers..🌟🌟🌟👍

  • @mdinelle
    @mdinelle 2 года назад +2

    Nice vid, I got the PZ-58 in pink from Amazon Japan for under 20$ with the jaw cover included. Love them.

  • @MiikeyLawless
    @MiikeyLawless 2 года назад +1

    Absolute beauties

  • @jeffreywolf5235
    @jeffreywolf5235 Год назад +1

    Pretty sure Engineer makes Vampire. They come from the same factory! Just a different color and name

    • @AutobahnDan
      @AutobahnDan  Год назад

      I don’t remember if it’s this video, but I explained somewhere that I actually talked to someone from Engineer at the Sema show at the Vampire booth. For the most part, It’s pretty simple, basically Vampire is a distributor hub for Engineer in the US market.

  • @konamanstudio2447
    @konamanstudio2447 2 года назад +1

    I like some of those 👍🏻🍻🍺🎊

  • @jeffreywolf5235
    @jeffreywolf5235 Год назад +1

    I have Vampires 8.8 Pro and Knipex dual grip pliers they both have yet to let me down. Never need anything outside the first one I tried. Overall Knipex is better more options and ranges

  • @bubbalo3388
    @bubbalo3388 Год назад

    Do on a test on the durability of these pliers. See if the teeth hold up or not. I held up on getting a set because it seems people are saying the teeth are flattening out after just a few uses. I guess the package says do not use with hardened screws. Fine. But would still like to know if they hold up to no hardened screws.

    • @AutobahnDan
      @AutobahnDan  Год назад +1

      Wish I had the time to make videos like I used to. I’m using the Brute the most which is holding up the best.

  • @platoscavealum902
    @platoscavealum902 2 года назад

    👍

  • @gennadykudryavtsev
    @gennadykudryavtsev 2 года назад

    Как будто мне открыли глаза.

  • @anteck7goat
    @anteck7goat 2 года назад

    What would you rate as best all around use?

    • @AutobahnDan
      @AutobahnDan  2 года назад

      I’m still leaning towards that Vamplier Brute one

  • @rithoagain
    @rithoagain 2 года назад

    Sangat membantu dalam menentukan pilihan untuk semua bidang

  • @heliosdawnsong
    @heliosdawnsong 2 года назад

    Good comparison. The Knipex Twingrip coating isn't just paint. - Atramentizing is another term for phosphating and part of the rust protection concept.
    Atramentizing alone, however, usually does not provide sufficient corrosion protection to keep the pliers rust-free for a long time. It is perfectly normal for this layer to wear away permanently in the area of the cutting edge. The phosphate layer is an excellent primer for a lacquer layer applied over it.
    For well used tools, I haven't food a problem with rust, I use my tools daily in the Bay Area. An occasional wipe with WD40 or similar will keep rust at bay. I prefer atramentized vs chrome for pliers with teeth, as chromed teeth tend to flake from use. Atramentization doesn't really add thickness, so there's no flaking. I do like chrome for the Knipex pliers-wrench however.

    • @AutobahnDan
      @AutobahnDan  2 года назад +1

      I never had an issue with rust here other than snap on sockets.. 😂

  • @robertrrr
    @robertrrr 2 года назад +1

    I read that the Engineer produces for Vampire Tools. Is it really so?

    • @AutobahnDan
      @AutobahnDan  2 года назад +1

      Watch the video! 😉👍

    • @addicted2tools
      @addicted2tools Год назад +1

      Yes they do its the same company and place they are made is the same

  • @guyconnell2250
    @guyconnell2250 8 месяцев назад

    I have tried the Vamplier warranty. Yeah, not so much. They wouldn't warranty my three year old pliers as I no longer had the receipt. Save your money and buy the same pliers without a warranty from Engineer.

  • @bosesebi6685
    @bosesebi6685 11 дней назад

    screw extr.. screwdriver.

  • @apistosig4173
    @apistosig4173 Год назад

    PZ-58 & Knipex Twin-Grip for larger stuff - forget the rest

  • @mazeman01
    @mazeman01 11 месяцев назад

    So 37 minutes and zero conclusions?

    • @AutobahnDan
      @AutobahnDan  11 месяцев назад +1

      that was a lot of pliers to go over, if you’re looking for a face off with no long-term real work situation, poor selection being faced off, and unrealistic torture testing there’s other channels to go to..

  • @muxmurki1497
    @muxmurki1497 Год назад

    I‘ve got the smaller locking ones and I used it for quite some time without issues on the handles. But one could do w/o all that rubber, rather for pussies, i‘d prefer them naked steel, would save space.

  • @muxmurki1497
    @muxmurki1497 Год назад +1

    Your content is ok, but if you took a little more effort to think before you made the video we all could save half of the time it takes to watch it.

    • @AutobahnDan
      @AutobahnDan  Год назад +1

      Thanks for your input not doing videos anymore too much work

    • @bucurionutrusu3260
      @bucurionutrusu3260 Год назад +1

      There is a skip function. Video production for small creators is hard work. This is Wild west, as a creator you shape your own video structure. The comunity content shaping comes much later. Welcome to the pliers niche part of youtube

  • @josenavarro9055
    @josenavarro9055 Год назад

    En mexico domde comsigo esa jerramienta japonesa