Its a personal preference I think. Some people prefer one over the other, and other people use them both.Do people actually use electricians knives on site or is Stanley the one?
What do you use for stripping big armoured cable? Sorry if daft question, new starter.never used knives since having nearly sliced my finger of in a paper mill.use the other tools in my box (that are designed for stripping)
if under 18 i think you cant even buy a knife:CIts a personal preference I think. Some people prefer one over the other, and other people use them both.I have never fealt the need to buy one until I found out Stanleys arent allowed in college.
I'm 17 but bought a Stanley off the net no problems.if under 18 i think you cant even buy a knife:C
No you were right, you do have to be 18. But it seems they dont check your age when buying over the net.i stand corrected
That's the fella.http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=20287most wholesalers will have one. CK do one as well.
A penknife thats what im after! I always thought thats what people were referring to when they said electrician knife. :BlushingThe only Knives I have are me Stanley and me penknife! :|
never bothered with a "proper electricians knife"
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I think because it is now a commonly used weapon for gangsters. Knife crime and all that.i found it rather funny when i was told this at college too, no stanley's allowed only an electricians knife, a stanley in my oppinion if you stabbed yourself will go an inch into your body but an electricians knife... your talking 3 inches, maybe a little more. I never actually found the reason for this, more than likely health and safety, or maybe because it is named as an "electricians" knife, thats why we can use it.....
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