It does matter when your doing a bunch of the s Are size nut repeatedly.. and although it is a badass tool, it’s inherently only Great….for pipes and plumbing. Because on more delicate fasteners and tight clearances, it chews up and mars the nut. Those sharp teeth that “bite”, are screwing up the nut wvery time. So if it’s something that has to come on and off frequently, this wouldn’t be the tool of choice. But for a plumbing job that’s going to be tightened and put together once… perfect.
And when your done you've gnarled up the bolt or nut. So when the next person comes along they think. "What F%^king rank ass amateur did this?" Be a professional use the right tool for the job.
I want an assortment of pipe vise wrenches and one their vises. However does it really replace wrenches because if it’s a bolt you need to keep the teeth can round off that bolt. I’m still planning on buying a full set of them soon but just saying. They look well built!!
They definitely do have the ability to mangle a nut so using it all the time for on and off will eliminate the ability to use a socket. Their real power comes in iron pipe and gas lines.
@@restaurantrepairs gas pipe fittings is my main reason for wanting them. I love how they self adjust to different size by itself, they look well built, and for when I come across rounded nuts/bolts.
@@restaurantrepairs I haven't seen them at any of the parts houses here. I'll be curious to see after awhile if you still like yours. They are kinda pricey.
It has the capability for high torque (need not the micro one) but as a previous comment mentioned if you get into high torque situations you will cut into “bugger up” the surface edges. I think it’s worth it tho. I’m
Real talk it’s not terrible. The pipe vice teethbare super sharp (and have stayed that way) so they grab once and bite. I haven’t had much mangling… especially on not crazy frozen nuts. Adjusting fan motors and the like. Winner winner.
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Your just ensuring the next guy wont be able to use his box wrenches.
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Is this the micro 5?
Knipex pliers wrench doesn't chew up fasteners but you have to adjust them. Rarely ever use standard open end wrenches.
Nut drivers , impact sockets exist also.
Just use the 6 side for these mate. Not even plumbers use these on small fittings like that. Its great for use in larger pipe fittings tho
I noticed no band aids on your hand. So ill give it a try. Thanks bro at the end of the day i lighter bag is golden.
You can do metric too. 8MM-19MM no more hunting for the missing 10MM
It does matter when your doing a bunch of the s
Are size nut repeatedly.. and although it is a badass tool, it’s inherently only Great….for pipes and plumbing. Because on more delicate fasteners and tight clearances, it chews up and mars the nut. Those sharp teeth that “bite”, are screwing up the nut wvery time. So if it’s something that has to come on and off frequently, this wouldn’t be the tool of choice. But for a plumbing job that’s going to be tightened and put together once… perfect.
Consequently… pipe vise is a company founded by plumbers and fitters.
And when your done you've gnarled up the bolt or nut. So when the next person comes along they think. "What F%^king rank ass amateur did this?"
Be a professional use the right tool for the job.
It's clearly not for high torque applications, it's called a "PIPE VICE" if you're givin' 'er what for, then YEAH use sockets and wrenches.
I want an assortment of pipe vise wrenches and one their vises. However does it really replace wrenches because if it’s a bolt you need to keep the teeth can round off that bolt. I’m still planning on buying a full set of them soon but just saying. They look well built!!
They definitely do have the ability to mangle a nut so using it all the time for on and off will eliminate the ability to use a socket. Their real power comes in iron pipe and gas lines.
@@restaurantrepairs gas pipe fittings is my main reason for wanting them. I love how they self adjust to different size by itself, they look well built, and for when I come across rounded nuts/bolts.
What size is that? The micro 5?
That’s bad ass I’m gettin me one
its strips the heads, you will just be screwing the next guy
It looks like a handy tool. Where did you get yours?
Local karts houses sell them. I got mine from supplyhouse.com
@@restaurantrepairs I haven't seen them at any of the parts houses here. I'll be curious to see after awhile if you still like yours. They are kinda pricey.
How's the torque? Can I really hame on it if like a bolt is stuck?
It has the capability for high torque (need not the micro one) but as a previous comment mentioned if you get into high torque situations you will cut into “bugger up” the surface edges. I think it’s worth it tho. I’m
@@restaurantrepairs I'll give it a shot.
So you are the one stripping the heads out. 😂 When you have a stuck bolt, it strips the heads. These have come and gone for years
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Sir can you make sure you put the building back together after your tik tock video thanks. Tik tok technicians are d bags.
For pipes not nuts and bolts
Definitely. You’ll destroy any chance of future socket use. I don’t use it for bolts unless it’s to remove stuck and replace. 👍🏼
Can someone tell me how much does the teeth chew up the nuts?
Real talk it’s not terrible. The pipe vice teethbare super sharp (and have stayed that way) so they grab once and bite. I haven’t had much mangling… especially on not crazy frozen nuts. Adjusting fan motors and the like. Winner winner.
@@restaurantrepairsThank you. Just ordered mine.