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It was not bad at all. It took a lot of beating for about a year, until I lost it at a construction site. The handle was very good, it had some kind of soft texturing to provide slippage. And the shock absorbtion was decent.- mr_jack
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Don't worry, mate. I've been there too. The first time i saw that brand I was like - WHF? How the hell do you read that? :lol:- mr_jack
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It's Zbirovia - click here. :)- mr_jack
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WTF? Forged in Germany? I have bad expirience with their screwdrivers. Ceta form is a sort of "Never again" for me!!!- mr_jack
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Very nice. But they tend to get a bit expensive, when they come on our side of the Atlantic.- mr_jack
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I think they're made in India.- mr_jack
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Those actually are for cutting wire rope and Bowden cable. Work more like shears so the cut is clean and it doesn't splay the wires of the rope.- mr_jack
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Oh, please stop watching BG medias ... And don't feel sorry for a piece of s**t nation that half of the world doesn't care for ...- mr_jack
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Thanks for the pictures and the time to take them and post them here.- mr_jack
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Those are for cutting holes in metal.- mr_jack
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'Cause they are made in China. So are these - http://www.knipex.com/index.php?id=1216&L=1&page=group_detail&parentID=1299&groupID=1318- mr_jack
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The second actually sounds more truthful, with the name of the founder in it. I think those bastards at Stanley have made them change it in the webpage ...- mr_jack
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... from USAG's webpage ... Correct! pinzetta = tweezers pinze = pliers USAG - UTENSILERIA SOCIETÀ ANONIMA GEMONIO SOCIETÀ = company- mr_jack
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Welcome aboard! :thumbup: I really like the texture and grip of those Beta Grip Screwdrivers. I recently bought some BetaGrip stubbies and a couple of RTX and I'm verry impressed.- mr_jack
- Post #20,556
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Definitely NOT made in Germany. I have the same, but red and branded as USAG 207D and no COO. Now, USAG being part of The Stanley Group ... you get the idea ;)- mr_jack
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Finally! It was about time those bastards start using red & yellow for their VDE pliers handles! Btw - those combination pliers are one of the most comfortable I've ever used. I got a pair, but regular, not VDE.- mr_jack
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Doesn't look to me the same at all. The cases and ratchets are different and the Drapper has no breaking bar.- mr_jack
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http://store.snapon.com/Special-Purpose-Pliers-Gripping-Pistol-Grip-9-3-4--P636971.aspx- mr_jack
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