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RE: Dedicated wire cutters instead of Leatherman tool - NorthernRaider - 4 June 2013
(3 June 2013, 22:41)Highlander Wrote: Out of curiosity, why would you want to cut wire?
I dont mean to ask a stupid question, but if I was bugging out, I wouldn't want to carry a heavy tool to cut wire, because I cant think why I would need to,.. and if I was really desperate to cut a piece I would bend it back and forth
If I was to add a good wire cutter to a tool bag, then I would highly recommend this tool, I have used one of these for years and it cuts a well now as it did over ten years ago [ I think ten ]
http://www.ironmongeryonline.com/product/Crescent-Heavy-Duty-Fence-Tool-265mm/15634/gs/
Signalling wire, military phone wire, chicken coop wire, putting up barbed wire around me open plan front if thing get nasty, untangling 4x4s that appear to get tangled up in fencing wire around here quite often
getting off the main road and out of site when laying low at night.
RE: Dedicated wire cutters instead of Leatherman tool - MCavity - 11 June 2013
If I was to add a good wire cutter to a tool bag, then I would highly recommend this tool, I have used one of these for years and it cuts a well now as it did over ten years ago [ I think ten ]
http://www.ironmongeryonline.com/product/Crescent-Heavy-Duty-Fence-Tool-265mm/15634/gs/
So this bit of kit will cut through barbed wire OK?