Hi,
Looking for the sparks to share what the better electrical side cutters?
What other tools do you recommend for the tool box/bag?
Electrics - Side Cutters, ETC
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Hi Allan,
I am no sparks but I have a pair of these-
http://www.teng.co.uk/product-details.asp?prod_id=325
I also have a pair of Teng wire cutters that are really good for cutting meter tails, but I can't find them on the teng website.
I am no sparks but I have a pair of these-
http://www.teng.co.uk/product-details.asp?prod_id=325
I also have a pair of Teng wire cutters that are really good for cutting meter tails, but I can't find them on the teng website.
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Them’s are nice!ultimatehandyman wrote:Hi Allan,
I am no sparks but I have a pair of these-
http://www.teng.co.uk/product-details.asp?prod_id=325
I also have a pair of Teng wire cutters that are really good for cutting meter tails, but I can't find them on the teng website.
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My preferred tool makers, are Irazola for screwdrivers, and Knipex for cutters and pliers.
Such as these, Never had aproblem with them, other than slight electrical,blowing holes in them type accidents
Nick
Such as these, Never had aproblem with them, other than slight electrical,blowing holes in them type accidents
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If it isnt broke dont bloody touch it until it bloody well is and if it is broke then make drawing of the connections before you remove the broken one and replace with a new one LoL
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