And research.

No. Its weather or not you write it down. He didnt write it down. A camera doesn't count

@@evaneverything119 a camera does count

@@evaneverything119 ... Science is literally about making a hypothesis, testing said hypothesis, then documenting the results, and continuing this process until you either prove or disprove your hypothesis, or change your hypothesis. It doesn't matter if it's documented at all, it's still science.. just no one else will know about it.

@@evaneverything119 both are methods of recording information... why does a camera not count then?

Ki

For pliers I always buy knipex. Worth the money!

German Quality 💪🏼

they use them daily on the STENA recycling plants. som of the older pliers have started to crack the rubber grip but non of them have slid off. even tought we work with compressor oil from refridgerator compressors all day and the pliars are allways coverd in the oil. even with the greasy oil it don't slip off

All of the cheap tools have that same issue.

For the same price, you'd get 10 to 20 chinese hammers. What will happen if you try to hammer through those, you'd give up. So, which won?

MENSA game? 13 minutes of "learning absolutely nothing?" Common Sense wins again.

🤣👍

There is your knipex in half!

chinesium is good enough in most instances and when lost,cheap to replace

@@humility-righteous-giving sounds like you don’t make a living working with tools. The time savings alone makes them worth it.

Fully agree haha, he kinda just did a lifetime of torture pretty quickly

No the Chicoms should send Wranglerstar 10 more pairs of their pliers with a note that says 'Enjoy, from your West Coast neighbor'.

This channel might actually make Knipex cross over from engineers to everyday hobbyists. Then they'll start licensing their logo to hats and worthless swag, slowly declining in quality and becoming the next Snap-on!

Kinda like locktite did 😬🤷‍♂️

This is as funny as anything I have ever seen on KZfaq.

Thank you, BP,

The visuals are great. Literally on par with things you'd see on a high budget production like discovery or nat geo. Except without the liberal pandering :D

Exelent work!!

Tyler Unknown. Strange how the far right try to justify their politics by criticising the centre.

@@johnturner4400 Aint even far right brother, just got common sense

Tom Simon almost 40 here in america

70 in Australia

Gotta get a second mortgage on the trailer here in canada for them.

But they are comparable models... so this was a good comparison.

He’s not he’s just stupid like with the electrical work he did

@@mrpanda2655 Let me guess you are an expert now just because other clueless people chimed in?

@@mrpanda2655 You must be one of those east coast fellas he is always talking about.

Oh man

ddcn427 no, he didn’t do a terrible job as the boxes and emt are still grounded. Just not as good as it would be with a ground screw BUT I get annoyed when he tries to do it as a tutorial and do it wrong

J B that would be perfect since it's the lite bar. 😂

Is there enough room on that short of a bar for all those letters?

Diresta style, or is that too east cost? LOL

32" or your a woman

Funny how only in California can a 32” bar be considered bigger than a 36” bar idk where y’all get that east coast doesn’t have 32” or 36” bars??

The fact they are able to cut steel tools (which these are not designed to do) should be impressive enough. Regardless of its edge.

@@nonyabuissness5128 some folks are never happy..

And he hasn't even popped the collars!

We’re used to doug demuro wearing 2 when reviewing cars

Steven cone and your poin

We found the weakest point in that design of side cutter

Yeah, that chinese only harden the jaws of a tool where it is needed

Seriously. Specially the high e string 😥

Yep lol

They are amazing destroy the competition

Seconded! Repeat the same thing with mini bolt cutters!

I'd watch the full adds

These are great though when you can't fit a bigger tool in. I pack these in my go bag when I have to do aircraft repairs in the field. They will cut through seized bolts and screws with moderate effort on the largest pair.

Those are my current favourite, I used to carry the 74 91's in my toolbox before as I needed something to cut 3 mm solid steel wire (fibre optic cable reinforcement wires), but the 71 series have replaced them completely. They are also very handy for shortening bolts if you can't get at them with an angle grinder.

I bought a pair of Harbor freight side cutters they were smaller than these but I went to cut a piece of er70s2 1/8th thick tig filler wire and there cutter broke the first time and there same way these cutters did.

Look at project farm

Why harden the shank? Wont it just reduce the chuck's grip?

Komodo Nation If you take good care of them you can give them to your grandkids.

If they are still in good shape... keep them! Great mementos... The production process has changed only in details. The steel is probably very similar and the drop forging process is the same for 100+ years.

Like Beyond the press

Ahmet Murati yes, exactly like Hydraulic Press channel. I’m pretty sure he is the sole reason this guy made this comment

"Heeuuuddllraawlik plress channel, aand heeeere ve go!"

@@AhmetMurati selma murati

The Dutch word for cutting is knippen, i imagine its the same in German, which makes nip-x very close to its actual pronunciation. Try Google translating cutting to German and have the pronounce it

It is pronounced nip- ex.

It is

Just thought about how to tell him how to pronounce Knipex... This!

I thought about that the second after i cringed at the way he pronounced it

I'd rather see Klein vs. Knipex. Both are playing in the same price range. The only reason Knipex is so expensive in the US is due to shipping, tariffs, taxes and so on. The model shown here in the video is less than 20 Euros, the 19.86€ on the german branch of Amazon are 21.89 US$. Value added tax of 19% is already included, so that is what you pay for them here. Here the Klein tools are the expensive ones... www.amazon.de/Knipex-74-01-180-Kraft-Seitenschneider/dp/B0002YYM4E/ref=pd_rhf_gw_p_img_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=P6AF7KEBHVWMQ0NCMSX3 www.amazon.de/Klein-Tools-D228-8-Seitenschneider-Schneidkraft/dp/B0000302VW/ref=sr_1_25?__mk_de_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&keywords=klein+tools&qid=1568832472&refinements=p_89%3AKlein+Tools%2Cp_76%3A419122031&rnid=419121031&rps=1&s=diy&sr=1-25 Channellock are in the price range of Knipex here: www.amazon.de/Channellock-338-Schneidzange-20-cm/dp/B00004SBDD/ref=sr_1_7?__mk_de_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&crid=Q8WDTGKI0K89&keywords=channellock&qid=1568832536&refinements=p_76%3A419122031&rnid=419121031&rps=1&s=diy&sprefix=channell%2Cdiy%2C158&sr=1-7

I use knipex, my coworker uses snap-on. I use mine to cut smallish bolts and screws that seize. My knipex cutting edge is still almost flawless compared to his snap-on.

ivanhamlyn Snap on side cutters are rubbish. Knipex all the way.

There is a half cutter a available

+1

Youre asking for free stuff. Lozer

RARE pepe ahhhh no just a sort of payment for the amazing advertising they’re getting from Cody.

@@syndrome7589 I really miss the thumbs down counter when I see something like that

chuck miller I think a TIG is a bit complex for him. He made a whole video about the simplest way to weld

@@viper6257 Are you saying he is not tig welding soda cans together anytime soon???!

Let's hope that was a stomach

haha yeah

Yup.

osomxl I have 4 sets, all different sizes, and use at least one set every day, they are excellent.

You have referred to the Germans as the master race a few times and said they were mistreated after the first world war… How do you really feel?

Yes they have what’s called Lifetime Limited warranty. It basically means that any defective tools will be replaced no matter how long you’ve used it.

@@nameofthegame9664 literally once....grabbed them out my tool bag and noticed the tips of the cutting edge were gone. I think they botched the heat treat because the exposed crack looked grainy.

hahaha

Idk about that, I saw a video that was half an hour long on why McDonald’s ice cream makers are always broken 😂

and then 8:10

He must be based.

Chinesium 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thats what she said...

You are evil Bob, haha

@@wranglerstar I have my moments. It is a just off the west coast thing.

@@wranglerstar it would have gotten a good laugh from thousands

@@utetopia1620 maybe people that pay see it first

I'm a paid member

@@Mike_west thanks for confirming

1/2"x48"x48" polycarbonate sheet on amazon is about $175 (USD), it'll stop 00 Buck shot...

@@TLLConline just how do you know this? Videos, or it never happened!! Lol.

🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍

We make great products and you think we fail not notice something this obvious? Come on haha

Try ck cutters

The best ones iv'e found are at a yard sale for a buck and are made in America.

What part of the country you from cause my father-in-law always called them dykes so it stuck with me but everyone looks at me stupid when I say dykes

The word “dikes” comes from diagonal cutters. Side cutters is a bit more vague as it is used for a number of tools with the ability to cut wires. In the utility trades, side cutters can refer to lineman’s pliers, diagonal cutters, or even needle nose pliers with cutters. In my experience as a retired lineman, we used the term side cutters for lineman’s pliers.