new tool

Marty48 · May 9, 2008

rumrunner said:
Dont worry about it Darius ,hes just a a bit ****ed off because no ones very interested in his new toy.

How on earth is a bit of coax ,like a bit of SWA,

how sweet of you to be so concerned for "DARIUS" RUMRUNNER.
The reason for my sarcasmn was, asked for input on SWA cable and got someone telling me they can almost perform brain surgery with there sidecutters!
YELLOW AND GREEN to me is EARTH cable!
Coax does have similarities with SWA cable in its construction/layers.
Its not a toy its a tool .
I might have wrongly thought that a proffesional electricians forum would be a good place to get feedback on such a tool.
Really not p****d off just a bit bemused!

rumrunner · May 9, 2008

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LukeScotty · May 9, 2008

hmm now now rum

anyways, you could send me a prototype for us to look at, and then maybe I cud put a feature on the forum about it?

Cirrus · May 9, 2008

Hmm, come to think of it - I could probably drum up a lot of interest if I had one as a prototype

Des 56 · May 9, 2008

rumrunner said:
Dont worry about it Darius ,hes just a a bit ****ed off because no ones very interested in his new toy.

How on earth is a bit of coax ,like a bit of SWA,

Meaty co-ax = Great big telly?

I can picture all those aerials buckling under the strain

Marty48 · May 10, 2008

rumrunner said:
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Brilliant .... so glad you took the time to give a reasoned and enlightening reply!
Anyway wadda ya think on me toy oops i mean tool?

rumrunner · May 10, 2008

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Brilliant .... so glad you took the time to give a reasoned and enlightening reply!
Anyway wadda ya think on me toy oops i mean tool?

Hi,
Hiya Matey ,how are you,right the bolloks comment was in reply to the fact that coax is similar to swa,the moons similar to the sun in that there both planets,
that said .i will now attempt to appraise your new tool,which considering i havent seen it ,is not easy

If i was a dragon ,and you were in the den ,i would ask these questions

firstly will it work ? and if so how long before it gets blunt ?
is it faster than traditional methods,
is it easy to use ,
what size of cables can you use it on ,
how much will it cost ,
how bigs the market ,
how much will it cost to manufacture ,
will it pass all the required safety standards

The answer to some of the above have allready been discussed,

Im sure somone will give it ago ,if it really does work ,i wont im affraid ,thats not rubbishing it ,its personal preference ,

i would even stick my neck out and say its not as easy or quick as the old way .it would have to be bloody quick to beat me in a race ,even if it did i still wouldnt bother with it

so there you are that,along with what i have said in previous posts is what i think of your new tool

and as i said before all the best with it

dragon-av · Jun 4, 2008

I have just bought one of the kewtechnik units they had a poster in the factors so i bought one. Rumour is it doesnt work that well bu i will give it a go and see how we get on.

Spudmiester · Jun 5, 2008

do you come across a bit of swa in your game then dragon ?

rumrunner · Jun 6, 2008

Spudmiester said:
do you come across a bit of swa in your game then dragon ?

SWA is like coax,dragon said so in an earlier post maybee hes going to try it out on coax first then move on to the big stuff , i think the stripper only does up to about 16mm but thats "Quite big"

have loads a fun with it anyway

dragon-av · Jun 8, 2008

well this week i am all about the SWA, and it is like coax just larger the kewticknik tool is no more than a sheath remover and far less advanced than the coax stripper i use