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Best Bang For Your Buck Snap Ring Plier Set

Evan(CA)

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I need to pick up a set but I don't use them often enough to justify spending a ton on them. I get SEP pricing so do I just bite the bullet and buy a Snap On set or is there a better deal out there for a decent set?
 
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crewchief888

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dont know what advise to give you.

i've never bought a set of snap ring pliers.

i buy the ones i need, for job i need them for.


:dunno:


my heavy equipment needs are sure to be different than your needs.


:beer:
 

zkling

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I know many are happy with the craftsman set. Supposedly they are rebranded to a few different brands for more $. :dunno:

zkling.... off to put on a flak jacket.
 

mech-tech

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What ever brand you choose, make sure you can warrenty them easy because at some point, the tips will wear or bend.
 
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cheechi

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this set? It looks like this is the one based on the reviews. I have been looking for a set too but I might have to save my pennies for that set. Currently I have a Northern tools set, it handled the 1 snap ring I bought it for, without issue.
 

devoncoolman

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If you dont use them much buy a replacable tip set. They will cover a wider range. I personally have snap-on and knipex sets. Work great because i can just grab the one i need and get the job done. No need fumbling with different tips. But im a flat rate tech so time is money. Honestly the set cheechi sugested will do u good.
 

mdkingsley

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I have the Proto set for bigger snap rings and an S/K set for smaller snap rings. They have both served me well. Got the Proto at Walter A. Wood in Chattanooga if I remember around $175 to $200 and the S/K off Ebay.
 
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Evan(CA)

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Looks like going with Snap On and SEP pricing is the way to go. The 7pc kit is just under 100. I thought I'd be able to find something decent for 50 bucks but I guess I'll just spend a little extra and go with the Snap On's.
 
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