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got my am2 next month and your not allowed stanley knifes?


what fixed knife do you guys use? i have tried a haupa from the wholesalers and there terrible
 
this is always in my toolbag:

[ElectriciansForums.net] Thats not a knife
 
The college center I visited to put my apprentices through their am2 didn't allow your own tools. Instead they supplied them.

The above knife Lee has posted was one that was issued, I kicked up a right stink because it was blunt. They couldn't understand why that was more dangerous than a sharp one!
 
The college center I visited to put my apprentices through their am2 didn't allow your own tools. Instead they supplied them.

The above knife Lee has posted was one that was issued, I kicked up a right stink because it was blunt. They couldn't understand why that was more dangerous than a sharp one!
jtl are the opersit there asking for me to bring my own.

im happy with that cause i have decent gear (going to grab a voltage indicator soon, i dont use one but useful for test)

i would like my own because then i can sharpen it to the point i can shave with it
 
I'd have loved to have used my own, I was allowed to when I took the old Am2.

i made a point in putting a complaint it regarding the quality of tools provided holding the job up. Along with over used components (screws mashed etc...)
 
I'd have loved to have used my own, I was allowed to when I took the old Am2.

i made a point in putting a complaint it regarding the quality of tools provided holding the job up. Along with over used components (screws mashed etc...)
because im taking my own tools.

i bet im the only guy that has a Pz/sl driver
 
The college center I visited to put my apprentices through their am2 didn't allow your own tools. Instead they supplied them.

The above knife Lee has posted was one that was issued, I kicked up a right stink because it was blunt. They couldn't understand why that was more dangerous than a sharp one!

The only time I’ve cut myself with a knife it wasn’t mine and it was blunt.

Out of interest RoB, did the college provide a stone so you could put an edge on a blade?
 
I got a facom toucan electricians knife for the am2 used it once and reverted back to stanley knife ever since. The moral of the story is less would have done.
 

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