ricleh
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I don't know. I've never counted them.
Show off your pliers!
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I don't know. I've never counted them.
not-required
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Damn I guess I need more pliers....
Tool box:
rolling tool box:
cabinet:
snap ring pliers from Knipex:
locking pliers from Germany, Spain, Austria, Denmark + 2 from China (Lock-Jaw):
larger locking pliers:
more locking pliers from Spain:
plug weld pliers, fender pliers, micro pliers, axial grip locking pliers:
electronic/electricians pliers:
hose pinch off pliers from Spain and Australia:
some pliers at home:
rolling tool box:
cabinet:
snap ring pliers from Knipex:
locking pliers from Germany, Spain, Austria, Denmark + 2 from China (Lock-Jaw):
larger locking pliers:
more locking pliers from Spain:
plug weld pliers, fender pliers, micro pliers, axial grip locking pliers:
electronic/electricians pliers:
hose pinch off pliers from Spain and Australia:
some pliers at home:
Nice collection!Tool box:
rolling tool box:
cabinet:
snap ring pliers from Knipex:
locking pliers from Germany, Spain, Austria, Denmark + 2 from China (Lock-Jaw):
larger locking pliers:
more locking pliers from Spain:
plug weld pliers, fender pliers, micro pliers, axial grip locking pliers:
electronic/electricians pliers:
hose pinch off pliers from Spain and Australia:
some pliers at home:
Dillithium
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electronic/electricians pliers:
If you were a woman, considering your (close) location. I would probably attempt to seduce you for your tools. Just saying, no homo
On the subject though, how do you like that Knipex auto stripper? The pistol grip one? I saw it the other day for 25 euro and it looked like a sweet device, but I'm always somewhat hesitant about auto strippers.
If you were a woman, considering your (close) location. I would probably attempt to seduce you for your tools. Just saying, no homo
On the subject though, how do you like that Knipex auto stripper? The pistol grip one? I saw it the other day for 25 euro and it looked like a sweet device, but I'm always somewhat hesitant about auto strippers.
no interest thanks
it´s very nice to work with auto strippers... no adjusting to the insulation thickness necessary, no fumbling around with sidecutters...very little recoil compared to other auto strippers.....reasonable price.... always perfect results...if you do a lot of wiring i would buy one......simple and effective tool...i don´t want to live without one anymore....there is a cheaper version available from Jokari:
Jokari Super 4 Plus
http://www.ebay.de/itm/SONDERANGEBO...75?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_77&hash=item2c607cc5db
Knipex/Jokari Secura 2K
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Dillithium
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no interest thanks
it´s very nice to work with auto strippers... no adjusting to the insulation thickness necessary, no fumbling around with sidecutters...very little recoil compared to other auto strippers.....reasonable price.... always perfect
Gotta say, even from another dude..that kinda stings...
But in all seriousness, good to hear that it works well. I don't do a lot of wiring, but I like to collect tools that make things simpler. Though I'll stick with the knipex because of warranty+availability in The Netherlands.
Thanks again, Monte!
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scrappy600
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My very humble contribution by GJ standards but i need all of them and they all get used, i dont have any that i dont need (so far)
lennoxlennox
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My very humble contribution by GJ standards but i need all of them and they all get used, i dont have any that i dont need (so far)
I'd rather see a humble, but USED collection of pliers!!!
as for the toolbox trophy pics....
Agreed. Wondering how some of those new tools will look when they are as old and used hard as the Plomb/Proto in my picas for the toolbox trophy pics....
hose pinch off pliers from Spain and Australia:
What brand are the hose pinch pliers?
The blue ones are from Hazet and available under several different names (Made in Australia) the metal ones are branded "Arpes" and "USAG" and are both made in Spain by Grip-On
This thread inspired me to take inventory of my pliers and do a little research. Not sure it could be called a collection, more an assemblage. Here is good portion of them together, some of which I grew up using and abusing as a kid and date back to my grandfather pre-WW2. And are still used today.
*** Boker, Camron, Kraeuter, Cemco, Channel Lock, Williams, Plomb, Proto,
Vice Grip, WT Grant, Diamond, Snap On, Utica, Vacuum Grip, *** and a few others
*** Boker, Camron, Kraeuter, Cemco, Channel Lock, Williams, Plomb, Proto,
Vice Grip, WT Grant, Diamond, Snap On, Utica, Vacuum Grip, *** and a few others
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Jarhead0408
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Those blue ones can be bought at Advanced Auto Parts for about $14.00. They are yellow though.
I can't seem to find a link though. I think the OEM is "turtle" something.
Ahh, Here you go:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003WZX7UA/?tag=atomicindus08-20
$14.82
They are called "Turtle Jaws"
I can't seem to find a link though. I think the OEM is "turtle" something.
Ahh, Here you go:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003WZX7UA/?tag=atomicindus08-20
$14.82
They are called "Turtle Jaws"
shoturtle
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Monte,
That is an impressive plier collection
That is an impressive plier collection
Tool box:
rolling tool box:
cabinet:
snap ring pliers from Knipex:
locking pliers from Germany, Spain, Austria, Denmark + 2 from China (Lock-Jaw):
larger locking pliers:
more locking pliers from Spain:
plug weld pliers, fender pliers, micro pliers, axial grip locking pliers:
electronic/electricians pliers:
hose pinch off pliers from Spain and Australia:
some pliers at home:
shoturtle
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dieselmike
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Working man's pliers drawer.
Ill be honest, I never use the cable cutters. I just used them once.
Its mostly klein, channel lock... only a couple chinese tools there. the big vice grips.. hard to find NOS stuff sometimes.. the ratcheting crimpers. I'd put those knipex^^^^ to work... then I wouldnt have to touch chinese plastic LOL!
Ill be honest, I never use the cable cutters. I just used them once.
Its mostly klein, channel lock... only a couple chinese tools there. the big vice grips.. hard to find NOS stuff sometimes.. the ratcheting crimpers. I'd put those knipex^^^^ to work... then I wouldnt have to touch chinese plastic LOL!
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Name caller........
Bryan Burns
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Most of mine and some close ups of some of them.
Most of mine and some close ups of some of them.
Waoo .this fantastic!!!
.Congratulations!!! V!
jeffmoss26
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Awesome, Brian!
lbgradwell
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TerryH
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Sooooo, ricleh, did they all just come out of the shower? 
That's a LOT of pliers.
That's a LOT of pliers.shocksandstrutz
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here are mine, small collection of basically everything i use, tried out the "custom" pliers rack, i like it a lot, now i just need to shorten it, bend it a bit and paint it orange....now were cookin with peanut oil
mauls
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jeffmoss26
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I had this piece of angle drilled out for me at work and mounted it to my bench so I can have my small pliers within reach, instead of having them in a coffee can.
Duct Tape Man
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upgrading
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Another nice thread.
Who makes those all blue pliers, upper left of pic ?Tool box:
locking pliers from Germany, Spain, Austria, Denmark + 2 from China (Lock-Jaw):