Post based tools.

[Anonymous No.2850557]

[Anonymous No.2850576]

[Anonymous No.2850580]

>>2850576
That really is the best of the Leatherman tools

[Anonymous No.2850581]

[Anonymous No.2850682]

>>2850557

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.2850701]

>>2850682
>pristine and untouched
Also anybody who has a drawer with pliers and screwdrivers organized like that is obviously just building a collection… unless it’s a clusterfuck boomer drawer where you can’t find anything.

>>2850581
>no DC

[Anonymous No.2850744]

>>2850701
>mfw 70% untouched set and thrown haphazardly into a cheap tool bag

[Anonymous No.2850749]

>>2850701
um.. wrong. Look at the switch. The probe connectors are on the bottom.

[Anonymous No.2850818]

>>2850576
Childish instinct to pretend its a high-tech fighter jet intensifies.

[Anonymous No.2850844]

>>2850557
I am out of the house, but older tools in general, so long as they are well made are good.

[Anonymous No.2850846]

>>2850844
Forgot a common, sorry. I might as well add, that my personal favorites are Sears Craftsman, Heart Brand and King Dick.

>Captcha: S0WN

[Anonymous No.2850847]

>>2850846
Comma, not common. God, I better take it easy once I get back.

[Anonymous No.2850849]

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.2850854]

>>2850849
Good job

>>2850749
So what setting do you put it on if there’s a seperate clamp that does DC?

>>2850744
Where? I mean 70% definitely isn’t >>2850682 That pic is 100% Like New. I’m sure the boxes are sitting somewhere nearby.

[Anonymous No.2850866]

>>2850854
if I need a clamp for DC I'm using a scope

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.2850868]

>>2850866
Scopemeter?

So it isn’t a DC clamp meter, huh? I was correct in my earlier reply?

People underestimate the fun of DC clamp meters, so much bullshit goes through a power brick that ends up being 9V-24VDC.

[Anonymous No.2850889]

>>2850868
You said "no DC", not "no DC clamp meter".

[Anonymous No.2850902]

Seethe all you want, picrel is the most widely and versatile tool in the whole planet

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.2850948]

>>2850889
So you assumed I meant that anon didn’t even post a DC comic book? Or that Anon didn’t have an Ace of Base CD but I misspelled CD?

[Anonymous No.2850955]

>>2850849
That's German mid tier, sure top anywhere else. Weidmüller, Belzer (gone) Stahlwille Bernstein and Wago are class of its own (and on a different price tag) you're not willing to pay because you never worked with real German tools..

[Anonymous No.2850956]

>>2850902
But it's not based.

[Anonymous No.2850958]

>>2850955
Forgot, the Knipex in the OP is a Weidmüller tool.

[Anonymous No.2852289]

>>2850868
i've always thought that clamp meters were inaccurate. it is a shame there are no beefy DMMs or dedicated high current ammeters.

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.2852312]

>>2852289
Pretty sure there are >1000A clamp meters, but they’re not going to be on the shelf at Home Depot.

Also I believe AC readings on clamps are pretty accurate, but DC readings get a little iffy at lower currents since the earth’s magnetic interferes with it. It’s maybe 0.1-0.2A DC variance if there’s nothing else nearby.

The trick though, if you have enough wire to loop around the clamp a few times, yoy can get better readings. Take a wire carrying 1.5A that’s varying like 1.0-2.0A, if yoy wrap the thing around the clamp 5x, the meter will read 7.5A +/- the couple hundred milliamps of interference from the original 1.5A, and you can get a more accurate reading.

[Anonymous No.2852318]

>>2850955
there's always something better

[Anonymous No.2852320]

[Anonymous No.2852530]

>>2850948
I like you Bepis but you were the retard this time. It's over.

[Anonymous No.2852571]

>>2850955
>Bernstein
>Implying I would ever buy kike tools
Lmao.

[Anonymous No.2852576]

>>2850955
Knipex mogs any of those brands thoughbeit. But please go ahead and show me their knippers.

[Anonymous No.2852583]

>>2852576
>thoughbeit

[Anonymous No.2852593]

>>2850955
Most of these brands seems to be electrician faggotry and don't offer anywhere near close to knipex pliers range.

[Anonymous No.2852595]

>>2850958
its not retard kun
also
>wago not a rebrand
you are quite smug for an imbecile

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.2852612]

>>2852530
It’s a clamp meter. Basically every one of them in the real world will still read DC voltage, but not DC current. If we’re talking about clamp meters and I said “no DC”, why would you assume I’m talking about anything other than the clamp? Unless you haven’t had much experience and never touched a clamp meter with DC current and were under the impression that wasn’t a feature. That happened to the boomer father in-law the day he realized his Klein clamp couldn’t read DC current, I don’t think he realized it wasn’t a given like AC/DC voltage unless you spend a couple extra bucks.

Also that clamp meter clearly says (picrel), and they’re talking about the clamp very clearly as AC clamp meters almost always read DC voltage

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.2852615]

>>2852612
>>2852530
Wew, sorry lad, just reread the other reply here >>2850749

I should’ve assumed it’s Anon’s first meter and he has very limited experience using said multimeter, let alone being around other multimeters or using them.