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I believe these are the 7", which I believe I have these and the 10".
Very few tools have felt like they solved a problem I didn't know I had. These just keep proving how useful having parallel jaws can be for a lot of tasks.
Even without teeth, these feel like nothing can escape their grip once I've got a hold of it.
My favorite by far. I carry the small one everywhere.
The HF Icon version of this is actually pretty decent and is $34 for the 10" rn.
So if you don't want to wait for stock to return on the Knipex at Amazon..... https://www.harborfreight.com/10-...58200.html
Last edited by lastwraith March 30, 2025 at 09:38 PM.
The HF Icon version of this is actually pretty decent and is $34 for the 10" rn.
So if you don't want to wait for stock to return on the Knipex at Amazon..... https://www.harborfreight.com/10-...58200.html
There was a little banner at the bottom showing the regular price crossed out and then $33.99 as the current price. Just figured it was normal retailer nonsense and was the actual regular price, but it's no longer there. This is also out of stock at most places near me now. Not sure if that had anything to do with it.
I even tried logging in with my "Inside Track" member info but no dice.
I believe these are the 7", which I believe I have these and the 10".
Very few tools have felt like they solved a problem I didn't know I had. These just keep proving how useful having parallel jaws can be for a lot of tasks.
Even without teeth, these feel like nothing can escape their grip once I've got a hold of it.
My favorite by far. I carry the small one everywhere.
Yes, 180 in the model name means 180 mm ~= 7 inches
7"/180mm best all around size for my needs if I only could get one.
Agreed. Use my 180's (7") all the time, super handy. The 250 & 300 (10" & 12") don't get used nearly as often, normally use Cobra pliers for those sizes. Plus the larger pliers wrenches are prettyyyyy hefty.
I don't have the 125 & 150 pliers wrenches (4" & 6"), but I think they'd get more use than the 10"/12" sizes.
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Very few tools have felt like they solved a problem I didn't know I had. These just keep proving how useful having parallel jaws can be for a lot of tasks.
Even without teeth, these feel like nothing can escape their grip once I've got a hold of it.
My favorite by far. I carry the small one everywhere.
So if you don't want to wait for stock to return on the Knipex at Amazon.....
https://www.harborfreig
So if you don't want to wait for stock to return on the Knipex at Amazon.....
https://www.harborfreig
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I even tried logging in with my "Inside Track" member info but no dice.
Very few tools have felt like they solved a problem I didn't know I had. These just keep proving how useful having parallel jaws can be for a lot of tasks.
Even without teeth, these feel like nothing can escape their grip once I've got a hold of it.
My favorite by far. I carry the small one everywhere.
I don't have the 125 & 150 pliers wrenches (4" & 6"), but I think they'd get more use than the 10"/12" sizes.
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