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bend your first 90 then mark the distance you want to the back of the next 90, now you can either move the mark 5" toward the first 90 and use the arrow to lift the first 90. Other wise mark your distance to the back of the next 90 from the first and flip the bender the other way and bend from...

I have the hammer drill and think its awesome.Its got enough power to put a 3/4 step bit thru a panel tub and the battery seems to last pretty well too.Today I took some 8'' lag bolts out of some 6x6's our switch gear came mounted on and it did it no problem.

I figure electricians knife because that little hole in the blade strips 14 pretty well and there is a little blade in the hole in the handle the makes me think cable ripper. But I`ll search splicers knife as well.

Alright guys I appreciate the help I'll have to keep searching. I was thinking it was a klein or something because of being an electricians knife but that turned up nothing. It was given to me the day I was born in a tool pouch so its at least 25 years old.

I was wondering if anyone can help me identify this knife. It was a gift from my grandfather and I would like to know a little more about it and get another one if possible.

I've ordered a bunch of stuff from them and its always been good. The shipping is a little slow but they are alot cheaper then most places on alot of other stuff. Another site I like is jccayer.com for power tools.

In Canada it is legal to feed your two wire circuit (no ground) with a gfi then put three prong receptacles on. Not sure about the states if this would work or not.

I pre ordered the hammer drill by accident. I was on a website that said pay now ships today turns out it isn't even released yet. They said that it should be here late feb early march.

I'm a journeyman electrician and I'd vote for klein they seem to cut a little better then the knipex and a lot better then the channel locks.