The Milwaukee 7-in-1 High-Leverage Combination Pliers feature seven core functions for electrical installation. These Milwaukee pliers feature a crimper, wire cutter, wire stripper, loop maker, reamer, and bolt cutter. The wide jaw pliers make grabbing and twisting wire easy, while the crimper provides users with added functionality when working with both insulated and non-insulated terminals. The wire cutter, wire stripper, and loop maker allow users to make quick wire preparation. The built-in reamer allows users to ream ½ in. through 1 in. conduit, while the bolt cutter cuts #6 and #8 bolts. A swing-lock design delivers fast, 1-handed operation, and the high-leverage handles make cutting and crimping easier. The 7-in-1 electrical pliers provide maximum productivity and are perfect for the toughest jobsites.
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These are alright if you're working around the house or light duty work. But if you're doing commercial construction, I would just get the cheap Kliens stripper and Klien lineman.
This is an EDC item in my side pouch. Awesome strippers with a convenient crimper. The cutters are soft though and should only be used on cu wire. My buddy used it to cut some steel wires and f'ed up the cutting edge
This is an EDC item in my side pouch. Awesome strippers with a convenient crimper. The cutters are soft though and should only be used on cu wire. My buddy used it to cut some steel wires and f'ed up the cutting edge
This is an EDC item in my side pouch. Awesome strippers with a convenient crimper. The cutters are soft though and should only be used on cu wire. My buddy used it to cut some steel wires and f'ed up the cutting edge
Do these suck as wire strippers or is it just me? They are not as nice and easy to use as the cheap smaller strippers. Is it just mine?
This is an EDC item in my side pouch. Awesome strippers with a convenient crimper. The cutters are soft though and should only be used on cu wire. My buddy used it to cut some steel wires and f'ed up the cutting edge
My cutters on my first pair went to s### also. Took them to a milwaukee dealer and they ordered me a new pair under warranty.
I use these nearly every day, the strippers are excellent. The pliers are also very handy for positioning wire inside boxes. Great quality tool, tempted to buy a second one at this price.
These are really good combination pliers/strippers - a little big, but with nice smooth operation. They look/feel excellent in hand, and work well across the board (gripping, cutting, stripping, crimping). Second only to Knipex 13 72 8 IMO, which are even better when it comes to cutting 12-2 NM-B wiring and up - but they're also quite a bit more expensive.
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Do these rust easily? I wonder how well they'd work for fishing
Why on earth would you choose these for fishing vs a more typical needle nose plier?
Last edited by Caleo November 6, 2023 at 02:44 PM.
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These are alright if you're working around the house or light duty work. But if you're doing commercial construction, I would just get the cheap Kliens stripper and Klien lineman.
I picked these up at Home Depot for $22 last month.. I remember because these were the only ones that did 8 ga
so.. not a huge savings.
I will agree with some other people that the cheapo Irwin strippers are a bit easier to use at the beginning but you can get use to these and the thicker pliers make them more useful if you only wanna carry around 1 tool. the thinness of the cheapo Irwins make them easier to use until you get used to the thickness of these. it makes aligning the wire inside the hole a bit harder and a bit harder to tell exactly how much you're stripping off.
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Unbelievable.
In for 3, to give me a 10$ discount, and years of Joy 😊
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so.. not a huge savings.
I will agree with some other people that the cheapo Irwin strippers are a bit easier to use at the beginning but you can get use to these and the thicker pliers make them more useful if you only wanna carry around 1 tool. the thinness of the cheapo Irwins make them easier to use until you get used to the thickness of these. it makes aligning the wire inside the hole a bit harder and a bit harder to tell exactly how much you're stripping off.
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Also $20 here
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