Top 7 Best Electrician Tools | Must Have Electrician Tools

Best Electrician Tools make your electric project safe, convenient, and quick. Without having the best electrician tools in your collection, your work might become troublesome, messy, and even could be hazardous. Choosing the best among uncountable brands and companies can be crucial and time-consuming for you. So here is the video on the 7 best electrician tools just for you.

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00:00 - Introduction

00:44 - 7. Klein Tools 33734INS Screwdriver Set

01:50 - 6. KAIWEETS Voltage Tester

02:55 - 5. Klein Tools ET300 Circuit Breaker Finder

03:48 - 4. WGGE WG-015 Professional Wire Stripper

04:47 - 3. IRWIN VISE-GRIP Long Nose Pliers

05:48 - 2. 3M Scotch Super 33+ Electrical Tape

06:53 - 1. CLC Custom LeatherCraft 1539 Tool Bag
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Never trust your safety to a proximity volt tester; always use a multimeter rated for the voltage you are working on. Strippers are dependent on the work needed. The driver set is on the spot, Kleil/Weria/Milwaukie, etc., are excellent insulated tools, but you will still need standard non-insulated drivers for some work. Needle nose plyers are mostly all the same, I suggest an insulated pair if you're only getting one and using it on electrical work. Electrical tape is a safety or bandaid, never to be used for insulation or in place of wire nuts or press fittings. Just because it says insulation-rated doesn't mean you should use it as an insulator. A bag is a bag; get your tools, do some work, and see what others are using. An essential bag with pockets is all you need; overalls with a bib and hip pocket can take care of most of your storage needs while;e DIY'n.