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Pliers

I bought a pair 3 yrs ago. They work well,I never have used them much because when I open the pliers drawer my mind has either needle nose or slip joint programmed in and that's what gets picked up. I don't think they're a waste of money,just can't remember to use them when the occasion calls for them. They would be great for a small mobile tool set when weight is a factor.
Mike
 
sorry for late reply here. I bought some a couple months ago. I used them a few times for smaller jobs. Nothing that required a tight grip/twist. I had to use the needle nose for twisting something and they worked decent. After I finished job I noticed the end of the needle nose no longer line up! I just returned that set for a new one. I'll see how these hold up.
 
rico304 said:
sorry for late reply here. I bought some a couple months ago. I used them a few times for smaller jobs. Nothing that required a tight grip/twist. I had to use the needle nose for twisting something and they worked decent. After I finished job I noticed the end of the needle nose no longer line up! I just returned that set for a new one. I'll see how these hold up.
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I got something like this on clearance at lowes. The clip that holds them shut broke off the first day but I have used them to make a silverware wind chime and they worked fine. I like them!

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elsmitro said:
I got something like this on clearance at lowes. The clip that holds them shut broke off the first day but I have used them to make a silverware wind chime and they worked fine. I like them!
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hahaha:yum:
 
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