🔌 KAIFNT Ergonomic Stripping Electrician Combination Tool Review

When wiring, I always have to bend regular pliers so you can see what I'm doing. I end up twisting my wrist at an awkward angle. These pliers make bending the wire much easier.

Very interesting combination. Works fine as I am an apprentice pulling cables and installing motors. The only problem was that the handles slipped off during use. So I had to return approx. th.

I bought these pullers because they looked like a pair sold by Milwaukee with no metal in the middle that might shock you if you come up with something hot work. They just arrived and so far they are my new favorite strippers. Well done. Secure. They work well as needle nose pliers.

Union electrician, 16 years experience - Great tool with lots of features which means less space in your tool bag. When attempting to remove the 1" knockout connector, I found that the jaw stripping cutout was weak. The jaws were bent by the turning movement and now no longer close properly. I recommend this tool if you can remember not to use it for more demanding tasks.

So you're thinking about buying this fun looking tool, I tell you what, you'll be surprised how handy this tool can be to help you in your daily work related activities, not only that, but this (FLT) Fun tool. Well made, looks good and is just as sharp if not sharper than my everyday wire strippers. For the price of verses he can help you with, do it, you'll probably get someone else like me.

Very easy to use. The offset handle design makes bending, stripping, crimping and other wire manipulations much easier than straight pliers. My wife also liked them for her projects so she had to order another pair for the kitchen trash drawer. Ordered more for my son in law. He prefers them to his straight pincers. Finally, after the return period had passed, there was a small issue with my original pair and the seller promptly replaced them, no questions asked. Definitely worth a 5 in my…

This tool solves my problem and probably many others: Wire size? My VA inspector had the construction electricians rip all the wires out of the house and reconnect my house to 12 wires because of the FL code. So my problem is twisting the 12 wire cord to fit a 15 amp outlet that is rated for a 14 wire cord. I gave up and am now buying 20 amp 12 wire outlets. There is enough room to twist and secure the wire. I don't use pins because they always fail in time and require circuit diagnostics. This

I bought this about 6 months ago. I love the design, look and feel. The strippers work well, the dies are fine and it's nice to have crimping tools on hand. I have two complaints about the product. First, in hot climates like mine, the rubber grips slip off the metal, forcing you to constantly adjust them. I glued them back on with limited success. Many designers don't consider triple digit weather, so this complaint is broader than just this product. Yesterday after a few months of light use…