Review on 🔧 Channellock 909: High-Quality Wire Crimping Tool for Electricians, Dual Function Terminal Crimp Pliers with Cutter - Insulated and Non-Insulated Connections, Long-lasting Laser Heat-Treated Edges, Made in the USA by Curtis Richardson

"Well those are channel locks." I really have to say something else. I mean, you just can't lose with channel blocking. They've been around a long time and make great products. There are many different brands of crimping machines: Snapon, Klein, Irwin, Greenlee, and a few other crimping machines, and I've probably tried them all. This channel lock crimping tool is my choice. I always have a few pairs in stock. Of all the pliers on the market I find these to be the best value for money. They last quite a long time, they don't need to be trimmed before they come loose, the handles are a thin material which I prefer because it allows for more accurate stripping of thinner wire, and believe it or not, they are as well heavy in the hand and wrists like pliers with thicker handles. Also one of my favorite features of these locks that most other brands don't have is the part of the head that is used to strip the wires. If you still use tweezers from other brands. You are seriously missing out.