Wire Python

[awc]

Have any of you gents ever used the "Wire Python" by Rack a Tiers????
If so does it function well??

Thanks

 

[shermansfather]

Tried Wire Python, Prefer Magnepull

Tried Wire Python, Prefer Magnepull

Magnet pullers (wire python, magnepull, magnetic mouse) all work quite well in wood stud drywall apps. Magnepull I think is stronger, only a couple bucks more. Magnepulls used to be $200.00, but now can be had for around a $100.

None of these are quite as effective in steel stud, especially steel studs with stiffeners ( the magnetic leader will tend to stick to the internal steel structure if not routed accordingly) The your left with the "jack chain" method using the magnet puller for a little help.

Perfect device for your kid to take to "show and tell"
I'm still regretting the day I let junior take my megger

Bill

 

[wireguy8169]

Never have if you do post how they are. I have always prefered a variety of tools for fishing as most probably do. I think my most used would be fiberglass rods.

 

[awc]

Never have if you do post how they are. I have always prefered a variety of tools for fishing as most probably do. I think my most used would be fiberglass rods.

I'll let you know......the fish sticks are WONDERFUL and exactly what I use most of the time but perhaps this could expand my choices!!

 

[awc]

Magnet pullers (wire python, magnepull, magnetic mouse) all work quite well in wood stud drywall apps. Magnepull I think is stronger, only a couple bucks more. Magnepulls used to be $200.00, but now can be had for around a $100.

None of these are quite as effective in steel stud, especially steel studs with stiffeners ( the magnetic leader will tend to stick to the internal steel structure if not routed accordingly) The your left with the "jack chain" method using the magnet puller for a little help.

Perfect device for your kid to take to "show and tell"
I'm still regretting the day I let junior take my megger

Bill

That's funny.............Thanks for the info!!