Who makes the best Lineman pliers and Diagonal cutters?

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Are you watching Channellock 349 on ebay like I suggested?

And to answer some of pdqdl! question. High tensile with springy things and the not very much metal barbed wire are quite hard. The more massive barbed wire is pretty soft compared to what would replace it. Exactly what chore the search for the best involves remains elusive.

Not being able to pinch skin is one criteria I would put in the search parameters.
I am not paying $40 for a worn out rusted pair
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2858075759...RMd0r0bLA4fhKKMGmMbhUe3g==|tkp:Bk9SR4Sq94_bYw
 
$600 at home depot. It'll go right into hedge, or so says this review:

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Facebook question on that very notion:
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That question didn't get any direct answers. Apparently, no one with ten year old hedge posts has tried it out and given a review. Black locust gets staples, no problem.
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Of course. Who buys just one Milwaukee tool? Most guys stick to a brand. Dewalt makes a similar machine.

https://www.dewalt.com/product/dcfs950b/20v-max-xr-9-ga-cordless-fencing-stapler-tool-only

Bring an air compressor, and for half the money, I'll bet this air stapler will drive 'em in.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Freeman...table-Metal-Belt-Hook-and-Case-PFS9/206456789

Paslode makes 'em too.
Buddy who is a builder up North and among other things worked on Bernie's lakehouse is a big Paslode fan. Myself, I'm a Hitachi/Metabo guy for some reason. Always had good luck with nailers, saws, drills etc but I did buy a several old Bostich nailers from a retired construction guy and rebuilt them. They have worked like a boss for me so far.
 
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