Amazon has
3-Piece KNIPEX Forged Steel Nickel Plated Pliers Set (7" + 10" + 12", 00 20 06 US2) on sale for
$125.16.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Shipping is currently set for early-mid August at time time of posting.
Home Depot has
3-Piece KNIPEX Forged Steel Nickel Plated Pliers Set (7" + 10" + 12", 00 20 06 US2) on sale for
$125.16.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
dirtpeople and Deal Hunter
phoinix for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Pliers wrench 3-Piece set (7, 10, and 12-inch)
- Contains Part #'s: 86 03 180, 86 03 250 and 86 03 300
- Replaces a full set of inch and metric open end wrenches
- Smooth parallel jaws for damage free installation of plated fittings
- Adjustment at the touch of a button directly on the workpiece
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The reason it works so well is because it presents pressure (levered strength) on the opposite sides of the button head. Pliers don't, they're angled etc. Totally counterintuitive solution!
The reason it works so well is because it presents pressure (levered strength) on the opposite sides of the button head. Pliers don't, they're angled etc. Totally counterintuitive solution!
They're usually called "pliers wrenches". They act more like a crescent wrench that actually works because you can put good clamping force on it just by using the pliers. Crescent wrenches (adjustable hammers) have their place sometimes... but these are much nicer when you can use them!
I definitely recommend having a Knipex Cobra or two at home, and if you like them, then this is a good investment.
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Yep, and that's probably a handy tool for someone who needs it once a year.
If you're using them regularly, the Knipex would be my preference.
I think locking Crescent hammers are quite a bit better than the regular ones for not coming loose, but then you have the clamping mechanism to use every time you need to reattach to the fastener. The Pliers Wrench actually is designed to open up enough that you can get a "ratchet" effect when you rotate backwards that actually works well. The harder you press on the wrench the tighter it clamps. It is a really good design, and there's a reason that professionals like them so much.
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Nice. Too bad I didn't have one when the pliers wrench worked so well in a pinch!!
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