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[Gas]

So Danny has them both in hand and still tries to defend the reason Knipex are not as good, with a lidl vac and Rotemburber on a Mapp. in the same picture.

Irony so hard. Much trust. Advisory member. 100%

 

[tamz]

I prefer 10" for everyday working and they open up big enough for pump valves. The setting are just much better placed than rottenbergs which always seem a bit out to me on 3/4 nuts and i do't like the feel of them in my hand.
The old rothenbergs from about 20 years ago were different and better.

I was luck to get mine. I was on a job and the joiners had one of the lidl hoovers i went into the shop on the way home but there were none as they had been out the week before. I asked one of the girls. She got the manager who had a look through the back and there was still one there so lucky white heater.
It would sook the pattern off the carpet :lol:

 

[Mickyplumb]

If you can be bothered with the button :wink:

Too true, too true. Won't ever slip on the adjustment and pinch your fingers though

 

[Dannypipe]

So Danny has them both in hand and still tries to defend the reason Knipex are not as good, with a lidl vac and Rotemburber on a Mapp. in the same picture.

Irony so hard. Much trust. Advisory member. 100%

Gas I have no idea what you are getting at. I can give an informed opinion of what I prefer as I own and use both. I photographed the Cobras to send to my brother as we are sad like that. The other things in the back ground (vac and blow torch) have nothing to do with this conversation.

 

[tamz]

Knipex yes but you need to have a go with these

KNIPEX - The Pliers Company. - Products

3rd from the top, beastys

Had a pair of those for about 3 or 4 years now. Good grips for cp nuts. Don't buy raptors they are not good.

 

[Gas]

Gas I have no idea what you are getting at. I can give an informed opinion of what I prefer as I own and use both. I photographed the Cobras to send to my brother as we are sad like that. The other things in the back ground (vac and blow torch) have nothing to do with this conversation.

Ok .

 

[Mickyplumb]

Had a pair of those for about 3 or 4 years now. Good grips for cp nuts. Don't buy raptors they are not good.

These are the virtually the same as the smooth jaw Knipex's

Nerrad VB Wrench 10" handle with 0-44mm Jaw | Nerrad Limited NTVBW310

 

[tamz]

These are the virtually the same as the smooth jaw Knipex's

Nerrad VB Wrench 10" handle with 0-44mm Jaw | Nerrad Limited NTVBW310

A bit cheaper and don't open as wide but they look decent stuff.
That will be another 40 quid on someones bill if i see them in pts :smile:

 

[Killy Bing]

Had a pair of those for about 3 or 4 years now. Good grips for cp nuts. Don't buy raptors they are not good.

Between those and my Milwaukee grips i'm sorted.

had two bahco grips, bent one and the second i snapped!

My friend has those nerrad ones.
fall a little bit short compared to the knipex though.
still nice kit.

 

[Bunker]

Nerrad do seem capable of having other peoples stuff rebranded too, I thought I recognised the wide mouth jaw:

Nerrad Super Wide Aluminium Wrench - 68mm Jaw | Nerrad Limited NTMW68A

Toolstation > Hand Tools > Plumbers Tools > Superwide Jaws Adjustable Wrench

I bought one a while back from Toolstation bit it snapped on first application. They are just very light aluminium. Probably OK if you are dress making or flower arranging but not much cop for anything else. Sadly it undermines Nerrad's values a little...