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| After slicing through literally hundreds of hooks, my knipex hook cutters failed me the other evening. I've had these things for 20-25 years, They owe me nothing. I will buy another pair today if need be. Just wondering if there is any chance they can be sharpened/salvaged? |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | You are probably better off just buying a new one. I've never heard of them being able to be re-sharpened. I'd say you got your money's worth out of them. |
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Location: Contrarian Island | the Capri brand hook cutter you can get on Ebay is literally a Knipex knock off for about half the price, they cut hooks exactly like a Knipex. |
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Location: Delavan, WI | I think they may carry a life time warranty- might be worth contacting company , you got nothing to lose |
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| im whit mm67 or you could try to sharpen it, in both way you got nothing to lose |
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| does anyone know if the capri could last at least 5 years ? is that thing made in germany ,usa ? |
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| article about capri. https://www.reliabletoolreviews.com/2018/04/28/capri-tools-klinge-co...
life time warranty for something that cheap. so i guess it's made in china.knipex is life time too |
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| Could just be the hook. Last night I tried cutting into some previously snipped hooks that were laying in the cup holder on my boat. The knipex seemed to cut through those just fine. The hook I was trying to cut on Sunday evening was the rear hook on a Big Mama Psycho Sister that was built before Big Mama was sold to Chaos Tackle. The Chaos Tackle web site says the rear hook is a 7/0 but that's it. Not sure what the tail hook on my Big Mama is but if I had to guess, I'd say Eagle Claw. |
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