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Show off your pliers!

nine4gmc

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With all the Show off your ______ threads lately, I have not seen a strictly pliers thread so show me what you have!

Here are my Craftsman pliers
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and some of my other pliers
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nine4gmc

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Because all that bare steel is ****!!!! I like where this thread is headed, can't wait to see Jeff and others!
btw, nice "rack" Boosted!
 

xbeatles4x

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Damn you guys make me realize that I need to get a good set of needle nose and normal pliers. What do you guys recommend? Is craftsman pro still good these days?
 

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i gotta get my box back in the shop so i can get current pics. yeah, my tools are still sitting in the boss's enclosed trailer rusting. my poor HF cart is crying with the overload of "necessities", wich includes the green snap on set and new vise grip groovelocks
 

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Thanks guys!
Just wondering... but is there a reason NONE of the pliers in your extensive collection have comfort grips? :)~

Because all that bare steel is ****!!!! I like where this thread is headed...

^This. :thumbup:

I've got a few soft grips in my portable box and other drawers but all of these were actually picked up used, at different garage sales and I just like seeing all those vintage steel legs swimming together! Haha!
 

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Here are most of mine. Mostly Channellock, Visegrip, Craftsman, and Proto.
 
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metaldad

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I didn't go into the garage and get those on pic, neither the ones in the trucks.
These are only the ones in the house
the wall:
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Pliers drawer:
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Long nose/ snap ring:
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Vise grip
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boosteddsm92

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I really like those plier wracks, could use a couple sets. Could you point me int he right direction for a source for them?
Do a search for plyworx. I nabbed them when they were on Amazon for $10 each. You can make your own using wire shelving for closets, there's threads on here somewhere.
 

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Snap-On has the best pricing on the plyworx rack that you'll find...at least in my searching for them.
 

jeffmoss26

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Here goes!
My main pliers drawer:
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My 'vintage' pliers drawer:
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Bell System pliers collection:
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Pliers from my voice/data and cable TV toolbags:
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Miscellaneous
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McFarmer

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I posted this photo on the "German hand tools" thread. These are the best pliers I have ever handled, they will get a lot of use on the farm :

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I never really noticed the rainbow of diversity in my pliers until snapping this picture. A mix of Channellock, Craftsman, Blackhawk, Williams, Stanley, Klein, Fuller, Xcelite and Stahlwille. Add Amp & Ideal if you include the wire strippers.
 

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You guys are crazy with your pliers. Ha ha. I have a third of some of these collections and I used to be a mechanic!
 

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There are some impressive collections in this thread. I have to ask though, as I am a minimalist, why have soooo many different pliers, or screw drivers for that matter. I'm 37 and have had so many different pliers over the years but I have always found that you really only need a select few styles of each type. I do every thing from wood working, to welding, to mechanic, to electrical and still don't have half of what most have shown in this thread. And With all of my tools, I have four large cabinets. I couldn't imagine having more than I need. I'd run out of room for projects to use my tools on.
Is it a collectable thing or something else??:dunno: By no means should anyone take offense please, I'm just wondering:beer:
 

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There are some impressive collections in this thread. I have to ask though, as I am a minimalist, why have soooo many different pliers, or screw drivers for that matter. I'm 37 and have had so many different pliers over the years but I have always found that you really only need a select few styles of each type. I do every thing from wood working, to welding, to mechanic, to electrical and still don't have half of what most have shown in this thread. And With all of my tools, I have four large cabinets. I couldn't imagine having more than I need. I'd run out of room for projects to use my tools on.
Is it a collectable thing or something else??:dunno: By no means should anyone take offense please, I'm just wondering:beer:

could be just a collectible thing............. or mebbe ocd.......... :beer:
 

PavelK313

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Only German ones here....best of the best...

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VERY nice collection!

There are some impressive collections in this thread. I have to ask though, as I am a minimalist, why have soooo many different pliers, or screw drivers for that matter. I'm 37 and have had so many different pliers over the years but I have always found that you really only need a select few styles of each type. I do every thing from wood working, to welding, to mechanic, to electrical and still don't have half of what most have shown in this thread. And With all of my tools, I have four large cabinets. I couldn't imagine having more than I need. I'd run out of room for projects to use my tools on.
Is it a collectable thing or something else??:dunno: By no means should anyone take offense please, I'm just wondering:beer:

+1
What I dont understand is why one would need 5 of exact same items. Dont take me wrong I love having double of everything just in case, but 5? Really?
 
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