Safety Wire Pliers: 6" or 9", and why?

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10-01-2016, 04:32 AM

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I think you will like the 9" ones. That is what I have always used and I use the .041 wire as it is a little stronger. I also agree with the 6 pound lead hammer as that is just about the right weight I think. I tried a 4 pound one once and it just didn't seem quite heavy enough and I have been happy with the 6 pound one for years now.

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