I like them too ! All that said , they carry lower than I like . Here in Canada , a pouch full of frozen slush , can be a pain in the arse ! I’m a pretty fair Leather worker , as a result , I make my own stuff ! If I wasn’t able to do so , I would for sure buy one !
Thank you for pointing out that it is pronounced "nih-pex" in English. I get so annoyed with all these ignorant people trying to act like they are high and mighty for pronouncing it the German way. It would be like an American ordering a croissant-wich from McDonald's and pronouncing it "kwah-sawn-wich". It just sounds stupid and wrong. If someone owned a tool that was designed in Mexico, and its name contained "R's" , I'm certain they wouldn't roll their R's, when saying the name, even though that would be the Spanish way of saying it. Or better yet, pronounce the name of a Japanese tool with a louder and deeper tone than normal, emphasizing it from your diaphragm.
That Stanley retractable sports knife is the best. I have had mine for 30 years and have never found a better box cutter knife. 💛💜💛
I must admit ive been using a milwaukee fastback recently - I like it too 😆
I like them too ! All that said , they carry lower than I like . Here in Canada , a pouch full of frozen slush , can be a pain in the arse ! I’m a pretty fair Leather worker , as a result , I make my own stuff ! If I wasn’t able to do so , I would for sure buy one !
I think this would be my 'Every Day' pouch if I was an Electrician.
Your information is good
Thanks mate 👍
Lol so true.. Hate when someone feels the need to correct how I pronounce knipex
Hey Dave, where did you get the chain T-Bar tape holder for the MP1?
It came with one of my Veto purchases mate, they sell them on the Veto website for about 10 bucks last I checked 👍
What do you use to strip wires?
Pliers do the trick most of the time mate, have a few types of dedicated strippers in my main tool bag 👍
In Australia we hire the kangaroos to strip our cables
Thank you for pointing out that it is pronounced "nih-pex" in English. I get so annoyed with all these ignorant people trying to act like they are high and mighty for pronouncing it the German way. It would be like an American ordering a croissant-wich from McDonald's and pronouncing it "kwah-sawn-wich". It just sounds stupid and wrong. If someone owned a tool that was designed in Mexico, and its name contained "R's" , I'm certain they wouldn't roll their R's, when saying the name, even though that would be the Spanish way of saying it. Or better yet, pronounce the name of a Japanese tool with a louder and deeper tone than normal, emphasizing it from your diaphragm.