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I need a decent inexpensive snap ring plier set.

737mechanic

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I have needed a good set of snap ring pliers for years but the good name brands seem expensive. Has anyone found a decent set that is inexpensive.
 
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ChevyEFI

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K-D Tools 446 are useless.
The Craftsman / Channellock / etc. with interchangeable tips are passable.
The Snap-On pliers in the SRPC105 set are great so far.
 

colin39

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Bought a facom set, happy with them so far, not the old interchangeable ones the fixed tip ones
 

CJM8515

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I have the channel lock interchangeable mid sized set, hasnt ever done me wrong and I havent been nice to it. I have some HF ones and they are ok. Friend bought cal-hawk ones at the bi annual swap meet, we broke them in 10 mins..
 

zakmartin

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You can put together a pretty decent set of Armstrong snap ring pliers from Cripe Distributing for next to nothing. I love the ones I have and haven't had any problems with them - I like that they're all locking reversible.
 
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dovco

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Just bought the Lang with interchangeable tips on ebay for about $11 and the 12 piece Kastar (Lang) set for $66 shipped. Both are nice. The only reason I might spend more would be for instant replacement warranty.
 
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burger

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I have a cheapie Craftsman set with interchangeable tips. They're horrible. Tell you what- send me you address and I will mail them to you so you can be the one to throw them into the nearest body of water.
 

ss454

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I have a mix of cman pros, Irwin and snap on, both fixed and interchangeable tips. they are equally nice for my use.
 

zcbauer89

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I'd go with the Lang set as well. I have the convertible tip Craftsman ones, and I don't really care for it.
 

stage20

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I have a cheapie Craftsman set with interchangeable tips. They're horrible. Tell you what- send me you address and I will mail them to you so you can be the one to throw them into the nearest body of water.

Sounds like you got a bad one or bought the wrong set. I have the craftsman (channelock) that work great. I think the oe for them may be supplying truck brands as well.
 
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