Where to buy this type of pliers but with wire cutters?

Those are channel locks, not pliers. They also don't have wire cutters

>>1129914
>Asking on Do It Yourself

Make them yourself, duh

>>1129914
>knipex
Found in Sears, last I checked. Personally, I find the Irwin brand (with the straight jaws, not ZZ shaped like pictured) to be better. Also check out Sears Robo-Grip, which are pretty awesome if you learn how to use them correctly.

As for a pair with wirecutters, there is no such thing that I know of. Only thing with wirecutters are Linemans/Klein's/Dykes, and long/needlenose pliers, or dedicated wiresnips.
If you want wirecutters, you cannot go wrong with oldschool Klein's, (before everything went to Taiwan/China and is made of recycled car parts/mystery steel) which can be had on ebay for like $5-10.

>>1129914
>Knipex
>but with wire cutters
For what purpose, OP?
You obviously won't be able to cut all the way through the wire, since the deal with this tool is to have a variable jaw distance

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>>1129914
just guessing... maybe op needs this?

>>1129921
>>1129926
>>1129934
>>1129937

Well the idea was to have them as part of my edc, hence the why I wanted cutters because they're pretty useful sometimes.

>>1129926
No way Irwin are better than knipex they aren't even in the same market.

>>1129962
are you really gonna carry pliers with you everywhere?

>>1129926
>complain about chink mystery steel
>in the same breath actually say garbage ass irwins are better than knipex

I have both, the irwins are rattly, bulkier, lighter, and you can see how they poorly tempered the teeth. They are worse in every single way

>>1129962
Get a Leatherman.

>>1130429
Charge ACX. I use mine quite a bit. Only had to get more bits.