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Think mine go up to 42mm? They is well good brov
 
Was going to get a pair of these, but got a boiler coming from Williams on Monday so I'll wait and see if I get lucky
 
Was going to get a pair of these, but got a boiler coming from Williams on Monday so I'll wait and see if I get lucky
Or just pay £6 and guarantee it!
I don't know where everyone believes that I got the spanner for free.:wazzzup:
 
Got a pair of them from Toolstation about 4 years ago I believe.
 
I brought one of those from hps about 3 years ago now, I think it was a today's tools thing, really wanted It but I found it kinda gimmicky?
 
Hi Ermintrude, new member here bad boy plumber. I keep seeing your name crop up, you know your stuff!!! I just noticed your post showing you've got the knipex wrench with the flat jaws, I had 1 of these and the mechanism that moves the bottom jaw kept getting jammed up with crud and getting sticky so I ended up chucking em and going back to the grips and adjustable spanner option for reliability..... But a couple of months ago I was in my local PTS when a rep managed to talk me into buying a similar version from those new guys Nerrad called a VBW.
I walked away inking I'd fallen for the old salesman 1-2 step, but I've got to say, I'm impressed! I'm a new build site plumber so admittedly my tools do take a beating, but after 2-3 months in my dirty dusty told bag the Nerrad version hasn't put a foot wrong!!!
If you find your knipex start getting sticky don't give up on the smooth jaw wrenches coz they're bloody handy, just give the Nerrad 1's a try. You'll be surprised!!
Anyway, good luck buddy! Keep the quality posts coming, & I'll keep an eye out for you.
Bad boy - out!
 
Noticed sticking but love knipex Cobras , I wipe a bit of copper grease on them and they are away. Don't normally do clean either
 
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