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had that draper 7 in 1. could not get used to it. took 2 cuts to get through 2.5mm T/E. horrible thing.
 
I knew that would raise an eyebrow. There is very little chance of changing some ones choice of tool without practical demonstration but I know of two sparks that went from **** taking to wanting some in a morning.
Never had the need for electrical scissors and never known any other electricians to use them out of interest what do you use them for?
 
I knew that would raise an eyebrow. There is very little chance of changing some ones choice of tool without practical demonstration but I know of two sparks that went from **** taking to wanting some in a morning.
Never had the need for electrical scissors and never known any other electricians to use them out of interest what do you use them for?
 
electrical scissors...........
A few of the lads use them for ships braided cable and to be honest they do a neat job. I prefer small lindstroms or bah cos but it really is horses for courses
 
A few of the lads use them for ships braided cable and to be honest they do a neat job. I prefer small lindstroms or bah cos but it really is horses for courses
i like the 7 in 1 tool i have mainly for the 5mm or so of "flush cut" snips, no more jabby tiewraps
 
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I'd recommend multimaterial pipeslice is you're going to be working with pvc/steel conduit. I use the Rothenberg No. 35 myself and love it, especially as I can't cut conduit straight for toffee ?
 
Been using mine since September with no issues yet, according to the manufacturer it shouldn't be any issue with conduit, as for how long the blades will last; I'll let you know when mine get changed ?

Yea that thread is old but the subject is a common one - Do we have adticky in the tools and products section with this type of content on, if not might not be a bad idea to have one, users then can add little gems they find useful (and of course talk about basic kit and brands etc)
 

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