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huntnfmly:
Attn moderators  @jackelope
If there’s interest should we make this a sticky for easy access for others

follow maggie:
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--- Quote from: huntnfmly on May 21, 2023, 04:26:57 PM ---Attn moderators  @jackelope
If there’s interest should we make this a sticky for easy access for others

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Knocker of rocks:

--- Quote from: KFhunter on November 30, 2022, 03:22:24 PM ---Did I link the wrong cutters?

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Yea, you linked conductor cutters. It’s not that cutting snare wire may ruin them (it is an emergency) but they just plain may not cut steel.

Compound action wire cutters is what you want, they are dikes with extra leverage. We used them to cut the high strength number seven energized hanger wires in precipitators.

Knocker of rocks:
And these are likely among the toughest diagonal cutters on the market

huntnfmly:
Thank you for the info on cutters
I have a question in your opinion do you think the ones with the heads that come to more of a point or the kliens that are flatter in the end?
Is it the leverage that is important on these?
I see they have some compact and then different lengths.

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