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Snap-On plastic pry bar set(plastic clip tools)
- Thread starter 90zcar
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Hammer1963
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Yes, I have these and use them quite often. Good quality. There are 2 other sets that cover a huge array of uses. I cannot recall the manufacture.
MattVette89
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This thread might help:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58296
Recommends Bojo as well as some other alternatives. That being said, I have the cheap HF yellow ones. I am not a professional but they have held up well for home use.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58296
Recommends Bojo as well as some other alternatives. That being said, I have the cheap HF yellow ones. I am not a professional but they have held up well for home use.
tank4114
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he isn't interested in the quality he is asking for dimensions?
MattVette89
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Sorry, I only saw the top text before the photo, didn't see the bottom part.
Brownsfan
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My dealer replaced one for me. One thing I will say is these are by far the most durable plastic trim tools I have ever used. And I have tried most. These are worth the money.
454ragtop
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Might look at the SK ones, they look suspiciously similar. I have the SK's and a cheap import HF type set, the SK's are made of much tougher plastic.
HTH, JIm
HTH, JIm
They are great! I bought the set two years ago,use them all the time for interior work and also to remove silicone gaskets on engine parts.
I don't care how much they cost or if no warranty,I'll buy them over and over. Way cheaper than having a screw driver slip and scratching a piano finish center consol trim that lists at $400!!never again!!!
I don't care how much they cost or if no warranty,I'll buy them over and over. Way cheaper than having a screw driver slip and scratching a piano finish center consol trim that lists at $400!!never again!!!
Harbor freight has a set almost identical for $7. I use mine everyday as a auto tech.
I have the blue harbor freight set that costs $5 bux and they are great. They do have a little more flex than I'd like at times. I really only need the wide fork one
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454ragtop
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Harbor freight has a set almost identical for $7. I use mine everyday as a auto tech.
The HF are not nearly as tough as the SK's, or I'm guessing the SO's. I have , and use both, the blue imports aren't in the same class.
Jim
This thread might help:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58296
Recommends Bojo as well as some other alternatives. That being said, I have the cheap HF yellow ones. I am not a professional but they have held up well for home use.
wow! this kit looks great!
http://www.bojoinc.com/index.php/composite-hand-tools/prying-tools/ath-ms-ngl.html
bry@n
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Have the full bojo kit. Used it all the time when doing interior work. Especially radios.