Tie Wire Lightweight Aluminum Klein 27400 Review

You get what you pay for, I've bought cheaper nameless wheels. Yes, they work and serve their purpose, but the quality and smoothness just aren't theirs. You can see and feel the difference in Klien. It will last a lifetime and then some. Buy small

Good product but came with a loose nut, the first one I bought a year ago came with a loose nut holding the spool not so much that it fell off right away but accurate enough after 2 months came and the same and wheel. Fell from the 5th floor and crashed on the street. So make sure you tighten the nut on the back with at least a socket wrench. I'll update this second one, with the mother properly dressed and falling out of the box by the way.

Great design. Once you have removed the nut, nylon washer and bolt, remove the outer back cover and set it aside. Then, with one hand, grasp the front panel and with the other hand the other inner panel and separate the two parts by unscrewing clockwise - it has left-hand threads. Attach the cable tie to the square shaft. Reattach the front cover and inner panel by turning the screws counterclockwise. Place this assembly into the outer back cover and replace the nut, nylon washer and bolt…

Great tool, I'm a carpenter who builds scaffolding, we use tie wire to attach 1x6 pine boards to metal pans. First, it allows me to easily take coils of tire wire and pull them to the same length at high speed. Second, it allows me to not tape the wire so it looks like it will stay covered in oil and not rust. First reel I've ever had that hasn't rusted after a month or more of use/storage. Third, I don't have to worry about finding wire ends or being pierced/cut by wire. A great product that…