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does anyone here use these? ![[Linked Image from electrical-classified.com]](http://www.electrical-classified.com/classifieds/upload/365.jpg) i get a plastic one with every bag of B2's...
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Never have used them.One co-worker I had,with arthritis in his hands, loved them though. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/smile.gif)
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Sparky,
I have seen them around but I myself have never used them. I think IDEAL has a wire twister built right into the handle of a screwdriver. Also I have seen the ones that go into an electric scredriver.
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Sparky,
I've got that same model and it works great! It even works on red wingnuts. The little blue thing that comes with the wirenuts isn't worth crap. The supply house sold me a yellow plastic one shaped like a cone that I like a little better, but it only works on tan twisters.
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Ooooooo! I like that! Electricmanscott, Like this one?: ![[Linked Image from users.stargate.net]](http://users.stargate.net/~vkkelly/idealtwist.jpg) [This message has been edited by sparky66wv (edited 09-28-2002).]
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