Too many Channellock pliers?

[Jeremy77]

Was tinkering in the shop tonight and noticed that there were a few pair of Channellock pliers in every box I own and several pairs hanging on the pegboard. I decided I'd gather them up just to see how many I own. These are just from my shop, I have them in the house toolbag, all 3 vehicles and my box at work. I love the brand and will continue to purchase more just to show my thanks for their commitment to American manufacturing.

 

[Kensgarage]

PFFFFFFFFF. There's guys here that carry more than that in their lunch boxes

 

[Tim37]

Looks like a good start to me

 

[redwrench60]

Too many Channellock?? *Slap* you need to go back to bed. You must not be feeling well.

 

[Hankoh]

Be very careful of gathering things like that together in one place. My routers used to be scattered around, but then I built a nice cabinet to store them. Over the years when I would get another router I could easily dance around the question of how many I had. Once I gathered them together I lost that argument. My wife and kids saw them in the cabinet, and said "you have HOW MANY routers? I think you have a problem . . ." If your significant other does not care you are ok, but just be careful out there!

 

[94_C/1500]

Not every tool with their name on it is made in the US. I know for sure their ratcheting wrenches are made in Asia, I think it's Taiwan. They are pretty nice though.

 

[Tim37]

Not every tool with their name on it is made in the US. I know for sure their ratcheting wrenches are made in Asia, I think it's Taiwan. They are pretty nice though.

Their pliers are US most of the others are import a lot comes from Spain. Check their site it list coo

 

[gungatim]

wow impressive! I feel ashamed of my little collection now.

 

[Rileysan]

I can't imagine ever having too many pliers. Nice collection!

Brian

 

[NUTTSGT]

Have you not visited this thread Jeremy ?

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=109610

Warning: viewing it may cause a feeling of self-inadequancy or low self-esteem resulting in an emptying of the pockets or lightening of the wallet.

 

[metaldad]

just a few, of my 'collection'
(olde pic, many have been added since)

 

[thaas4488]

You're funny!

 

[BMack37]

Their pliers are US most of the others are import a lot comes from Spain. Check their site it list coo

Their stuff from Spain is pretty damn good too. I'd put up the WideAzz adjustable wrench made in Spain against any other adjustable wrench made anywhere on this planet.

 

[Travisnd]

I can't stop laughing. Not sure I quite understand the issue with having too many Channellocks!!

 

[SantaAna12]

Yes.

 

[stage20]

you need to enter the channellock addiction thread.

 

[Jeremy77]

I agree on those Spanish made adjustables being good. Made by Irega if I'm not mistaken, same company that makes the Bahco branded ones. Just as good as any WF or Apex wrench made in the U.S. in my opinion.