anyone see pliers like this before?
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My computer/server says that the site is not secure and as such it will not open.
Can you post a photo of the pliers in question?
Mike
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Yeah I have 2 different sizes of those. I love them. Saved my ass a few times, especially on old motorcycle carburetor bolt extraction.
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Yup! Seen similar, called Neji Saurus.
Been tempted, but didn't buy them.
Can anyone else confirm this kind of tool is essential????
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Been operating for a very long time without them. So maybe useful but d ed definitely not essential
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Been operating for a very long time without them. So maybe useful but d ed definitely not essential
That's kind of how I feel...….
hacksaw
mole grips
chisel and hammer
a multitude of other pliers
angle grinders of various sizes
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How about these puch za50 specialty pliers?
Look at wide black circle in picture :
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I was on another site and a guy used them to remove a recesssed stud bolt,so I thought I would share.
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Vamplires is a great name too!
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Made in Japan and not China. The steel should be of good quality then.
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Ken they are my favorite pair of pliers.
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> Shawn Skibicki Wrote:
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> Ken they are my favorite pair of pliers.
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Ya they are OK only, i only used them a handful of times, nothing that a big screwdriver and strong hands can’t do basically !
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I want a locking visegrip version!
not essential but nice to have tools are great. if it works better, that rules.
I can see these being useful but not sure I could justify it
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These are snap-on. Basically a sawed-off pair of needle nose with a hole in the front with lots of teeth.
The hole in the nose works great for deep in a hole action. The short stout nose doesn't smear sideways or slip off the side of the work like a standard pair of needle nose, and the hole has plenty of teeth to keep a firm bite on the part.
The pistol grip handles make them more ergonomic for biting ahold with the hole in the front and pulling straight out.
I bought them because i'm a sucker for any kind of pliers that are sprung open. Can't say i've found a unique purpose for them, other than grabbing them after failing to keep ahold of something with a regular pair of needle nose.
They definitely have a hell of a bite compared to many of my other pliers.
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^DAMN that is a sweet pair of pliers. Now I want one of those
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> Blaine- The artist formerly known as Plumber Crack "(OFMC)" Wrote:
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> deep in a hole action
noice
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> Mike Boyd Wrote:
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> ^DAMN that is a sweet pair of pliers. Now I want one of those
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ZA puck installation pliers?
i never knew
anyone see pliers like this before?
Kinda small . Made for Japanese hands at 6.25 inches. IMO not worth $30 .
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> Pacer Racer Wrote:
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> Made in Japan and not China. The steel should be of good quality then.
Japanese tools are awesome
I have some Vessel screwdrivers they make all others seem like dollar store crap
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Who’s letting a 4 year old write on these pictures?
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With the style they are forged in I believe these would be in the lineman plier
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