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A while back I found Wilde Tool on Facebook. I sent a message to them asking about some replacement grips for an old pair of pliers I had.
I got a message back the other day saying they would send me a pair and I could just glue them on. I asked if I could just pick them up since I work in Hiawatha. They said sure and to bring the pliers and they would put them on for me. So I did that today.
I got there today and meet Lucas. He took my pliers into the shop and in less than five minutes they were good as new. Lucas and I talked for a few minutes. He mentioned Epstein's as a distributor and I said I had been there and mentioned Jori whom I know off but don't personally know. I mentioned Garage Journal and he knew about us. I left there with an increased opinion of their quality and customer service.
So I encourage everyone to think of Wilde and give them a try. They sell their own branded tools thru Epsteins and others but also make pliers for Tekton, prybars for Craftsman, and punches and cheisels for Menards. I understand they are also oem for Klein punches and cheisels.
Also, I always pronounced the name Wild but it is in fact pronounced with a long e on the end.
I got a message back the other day saying they would send me a pair and I could just glue them on. I asked if I could just pick them up since I work in Hiawatha. They said sure and to bring the pliers and they would put them on for me. So I did that today.
I got there today and meet Lucas. He took my pliers into the shop and in less than five minutes they were good as new. Lucas and I talked for a few minutes. He mentioned Epstein's as a distributor and I said I had been there and mentioned Jori whom I know off but don't personally know. I mentioned Garage Journal and he knew about us. I left there with an increased opinion of their quality and customer service.
So I encourage everyone to think of Wilde and give them a try. They sell their own branded tools thru Epsteins and others but also make pliers for Tekton, prybars for Craftsman, and punches and cheisels for Menards. I understand they are also oem for Klein punches and cheisels.
Also, I always pronounced the name Wild but it is in fact pronounced with a long e on the end.
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