Building A Tool Bag (Needle Nose Klein Tools J203-89, J207-8CR, Milwaukee 48-22-6101)

[@Sparky-2036]

The J207-8CR are awesome. I carry mine daily, but I highly recommend getting a second pair of needle nose just for the situations where you may need to use more of the jaws without rising damage to the stripping holes.

[@adan1845]

Thats nice needle nose , one of those tools that come in handy at right time

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

help out a lot. But sometimes its better to have two. one really narrow and one wider in the nose.

[@jeffw5195]

I have the hybrid Kline.... Love and almost went this route. I have used this tool and will eventually get one when my needle nose whare out

[@jeffcoolhd]

Those Klein needle nose that you showed first are very expensive $40 I was looking to buy the Milwaukee 8 in but I decided on the knipex 8 inch needle nose pliers I got a great deal on them I paid about $18 for them on sale I'm glad I waited. The second pair of Klein's that you were showing in the video I bought the Milwaukee's that strips wires and cuts the bolts 6/32 and 8/32 I like those also peace brother

[@garydudgeon]

I have used both of the Kleins and love them. I have handled the Knipex 8" at Menards and love the way they feel. Can't justify any more needle nose. You made a great choice

[@garydudgeon]

The Kleins are both great choices. Knipex also makes a great looking 8" needlenose, they look a little slimer than the Kleins.

[@BRICOFAST]

This Klein is a Great tool , lenghts here from Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹 I love knipex and Klein 😍😍😍

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Great brands

[@toolmanmello2578]

Klien are always best but Milwaukee definitely stepping there game up brother

[@realrojo7145]

Lol Milwaukee hand tools are trash

[@jaysongoff]

I have the Kleins with the stripper function and are an all-round great choice when you need multiple tasks.

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Love them but feel sometimes i need more narrow pliers.

[@BigHomie030]

I have both but I use the Milwaukee more. It feels more comfortable in my hand. The Klein’s is a good back up though

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Thanks for letting me know Cesar. what state are you from and trade?

[@BigHomie030]

One Tool A Week Guy ! I am in texas. And I like these both but I just use the Milwaukee more I guess because I got it first and broke in already

[@victorgonzalez-tr4su]

very nice.

[@bay9876]

What's the hardness rating of the steel used and will the cutters cut hard steel piano wire etc?

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Bay what needle nose pliers are we talking about?

[@OrangeyOranges]

Liking this series a lot, keep em coming. A lot of the Klein tools are hard to get in the UK but I have bought a few from Amazon US because there were no alternatives. Have you got a video on the actual tool bag? Or do you intend to just use the pouches?

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Matthew - I don’t have the video up yet for a tool backpack, but it is on the works.

[@OrangeyOranges]

Ahh no worries, I just ordered a milwaukee backpack, I needed one with a laptop pouch

[@toolmanmello2578]

In the electrician trade klien always #1 once again Milwaukee though they kicking in most my tools is Milwaukee m18 plat form but work wise kliens

[@BBQPitmaster626]

I like Ideal as well.

[@any219]

Good luck with videos!

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Kestutis Krakauskas thank you

[@plumbtech5800]

Awesome video man. I have the Wiha Industrial needle nose and I love them! By the way, I am from Ontario Canada and am currently an apprentice plumber and a G3 certified gas technician

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Mike's Plumbing Plus mike thanks for letting me know where your from. Good luck with your apprenticeship and stick to it. It’s a great trade to be in.

[@socal_expat1856]

Good vid bro

[@bloodyshothvac226]

Can you do a review on the hybrid Klein pliers

[@bloodyshothvac226]

Thank you for the review bro I bought the pliers and I love them

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

The Klein Tools J215-8CR?

[@MrRubenrivera9649]

according 2 the package I have they say long nose

[@rudeman1914]

$40 for Kline needle nose pliers? Get the knipex long nose pliers for $35 1000v insulated in Amazon!

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Im with you Rudeman.

[@BBQPitmaster626]

This guy has a cool voice

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Thanks for letting me know BBQ Pitmaster.. what trade are you in.

[@BBQPitmaster626]

@@OneToolAWeekGuy Electrician

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

BBQ Pitmaster great thanks for viewing the channel and the feedback. Great trade your in and for what state?

[@BBQPitmaster626]

@@OneToolAWeekGuy I am from Los Angeles, California

[@joseepifaniogomes1843]

Klein dos meus sonhos pena que não posso comprar.

[@user-ki3dj9pu9y]

For some reason, Milwaukee loves to put reamers on all their pliers. Anyshit, I gotta say, I like the profile of the Milwaukees better than the Kleins, to me needle nose are a precise tool, and the Kleins seem alittle thick. But I also dont like Klein all that much, over rated in my opinion. All that bs being said, I would like to see how well the Milwaukee pliers teeth wear, not just nnose but all of them. Being made out of Chinesium, i just have doubts, and can buy Channellock made in the usa for same price, or usually less.

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

Matthew Thomas Matthew I will let you know on the teeth for the needle nose. And what brand do you like to stick with besides Klein tools?

[@user-ki3dj9pu9y]

One Tool A Week Guy ! Usually channellock for pliers, but to be honest my favorite pair of needle nose is the knipex pair I got about 6 months ago. They are perfect, in my opinion, and run aboit the same as most other good brands. Was gonna check out the irwins they had at lowes that were being made by wiha, but i think they no longer carry them.

[@OneToolAWeekGuy]

You can’t go wrong with knipex it’s a great brand and I love it. There tools are built to last. As well as channellock. Thanks Matthew for the feed back on tools.

[@amarmot3635]

Rust and corrosion on your Kleins: unprofessional.