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Knipex 8801180 7-Inch Alligator Pliers $20.3
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| Rating: | (4.6 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 215 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Knipex 8801180 7-Inch Alligator Pliers |
| Product Description: | KNP88017E Features: -Pliers:Slip Joint Pliers -Quantity:Single -Product Type:Pliers. Dimensions: -Overall Length - Top to Bottom:7 -Overall Width - Side to Side:1.6 -Overall Thickness:0.25 -Overall Product Weight:0.4 |
| Manufacturer: | Knipex Tools |
| Model Number: | 8801180 |
| Product SKU: | B000X4OGR6 |
| UPC: | 843221003050 |
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The 12" are really the great tool here. The 12" don't sound much larger than the 10" but the leverage difference is huge. Don't settle for the 10".
Alligator vs Cobra: Everyone says Cobra and they make too big of a deal out of the differences. The Alligators have less finite of an adjustment but that does not matter with pliers. The Alligators can be much more quickly adjusted. Alligators are the superior options but everyone disagrees with me. (They are wrong and have not used these professionally on plumbing.)
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That's what she...asked?
The 12" are really the great tool here. The 12" don't sound much larger than the 10" but the leverage difference is huge. Don't settle for the 10".
Alligator vs Cobra: Everyone says Cobra and they make too big of a deal out of the differences. The Alligators have less finite of an adjustment but that does not matter with pliers. The Alligators can be much more quickly adjusted. Alligators are the superior options but everyone disagrees with me. (They are wrong and have not used these professionally on plumbing.)
Just because you prefer them does not mean you are right and others are wrong. It means you both have opinions and preferences. I have used both professionally and prefer the cobras. Its okay for people to have different opinions.
The 12" are really the great tool here. The 12" don't sound much larger than the 10" but the leverage difference is huge. Don't settle for the 10".
Alligator vs Cobra: Everyone says Cobra and they make too big of a deal out of the differences. The Alligators have less finite of an adjustment but that does not matter with pliers. The Alligators can be much more quickly adjusted. Alligators are the superior options but everyone disagrees with me. (They are wrong and have not used these professionally on plumbing.)
Joe is dead-on - the 12's are the most versatile.
I was in a hurry when I ordered off the tool truck, and 22 didn't sound that big... my next order was for a set of 16's.
I use the 22's more often than o thought I would (at work); a set of 12's would be nice for home.
I got my 3 set of gator pliers from Home Depot years ago. I live in Florida, the air is very salty, they sit in a garage. I flip homes, I go through lots of plumbing projects including incredibly corroded piping yet somehow, magically I am able to do everything with run-of-the-mill non-professional grade pliers withouy any issues from them after all of these years.
Go figure.
Nobody said you need these. But IMO getting a nicer set of tools is worth it if you are not tight on cash. Somewhat easier you use, somewhat better grip , somewhat more convenient handles. Like all higher end goods you get 10-20% better functionality for 50% higher price. To some it is worth it, to others not. Obviously people were able to do plumbing when they did not have fancy tools.
I got my 3 set of gator pliers from Home Depot years ago. I live in Florida, the air is very salty, they sit in a garage. I flip homes, I go through lots of plumbing projects including incredibly corroded piping yet somehow, magically I am able to do everything with run-of-the-mill non-professional grade pliers withouy any issues from them after all of these years.
Go figure.
Brevity is the soul of wit.
That's a lot a words just to tell all us peasants how smart and rich you are.