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Could this be a Dewalt PVC cutter to save me having to buy the red version? Looks like a real selection of new tools at the end of todays TIA radio video.
Sure looks like it could be.
That’s a ratchet style cutter for large wire.
I believe that’s the new dewalt cable cutter, cuts up to 750 MCM copper and 1000 MCM aluminum, saw a review on the new dewalt electrical tools on Workshop Addict eariler
If you really insist on avoiding the incredible excellent amazing Milwaukee m12 PVC shears, then maybe look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/141965774443
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MikeyB wrote:
2 hours ago, MikeyB said:I believe that’s the new dewalt cable cutter, cuts up to 750 MCM copper and 1000 MCM aluminum, saw a review on the new dewalt electrical tools on Workshop Addict eariler
Jeez those jaws look huge if they really only cut 1.5in diameter cable.
RED has one …. I want one in YELLOW !!!
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I thought it was the cable cutter at first but the jaws are way too big for that.
I think the cable cutter is in the same format as the crimpers, no? As in what looks like an IW body with whatever body on the front. Crimping and cutting is the same action with different heads and it was released at the same time as the two crimpers and press tool.
I imagined this but with blades.
Stercorarius wrote:
1 hour ago, Stercorarius said:I think the cable cutter is in the same format as the crimpers, no? As in what looks like an IW body with whatever body on the front. Crimping and cutting is the same action with different heads and it was released at the same time as the two crimpers and press tool.
Pray not, the crimping collection costs more than my first car.
It looks like they went with individual tools not just for the crimper and cutter, but for each different crimper rather than interchangeable heads like the M18.
They better have really good prices on these cause there are already aftermarket ones with this form factor and interchangeable heads.
jeffmcmillan wrote:
1 hour ago, jeffmcmillan said:It looks like they went with individual tools not just for the crimper and cutter, but for each different crimper rather than interchangeable heads like the M18.
They better have really good prices on these cause there are already aftermarket ones with this form factor and interchangeable heads.
Depending on the tool, it has interchangeable heads.
- Cable Cutter (DCE150)
- U-Type Died Crimper (DCE300)
- Dieless Crimper (DCE350)
- Press Tool (DCE200)
Each of these except DCE150 I think has various heads that can be used.