Watts clipper tool (and a picture too!)

leo g_13

a thanx for the heads-up on the Azzel temp guage. we are now incorporating them into our panels. my partener is thinking up a way to use the one guage to read both the boiler in/out and the system sup/ret.

i, like you have put one into my tool box for diagnostics. you have probably already thought of this, i have attached strips of velcro to the sensors for ease of attachment.

thanx again for all the new product you bring to the walls' attention.

leo g

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leo g_13

the Clipper

just sent Dan my impressions of this tool. likeable, but needs a few things to be the best. take a look @ On The Job for more.

leo g

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hr

I like your review, Leo

I've used that tool a lot. Even done 3/4" pex on # 8 mesh with it!

Grab a piece of armaflex, split, wrap, and tape it over the handle for the handle for some padding.

Does your lift tool have an aluminum or plastic tip? I'll send you an aluminum one that lasts longer and has a sharper point, if you need.

Kind of mind numming, but I do the 10 count down also The multi feed magazine is not hard to build, but getting those clips in long strips is the expensive part, it's still in the works.

More folks need to try this tool, it really speeds installation, even with the ocassional jam up.

You can also tie across a wire by pushing the tool down and giveing it a 1/4 turn! You will learn some tricks with practice.

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leo g_13

Hey HR

thanx for the grip-tip! i have the aluminum hook, but find that it can be a bit "fat" when the mesh is lying real flat. 1/4 turn eh???? hmmm.....

leo g

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