I almost ordered a pair today. I’m glad I didn’t. Thank you for the review. I’m going to subscribe. You deserve more than 6 followers. I will say the teeth on the dg are aggressive.
I agree, i bought a pair of douglas becouse of everything I've been hearing about them, ive been using channelocks all my life and im just so used to them.
Douglas pliers have some quirks and are currently almost twice the price of channel locks. They are made by Wilde Tools who makes pretty nice "Flush Fasteners" (same as the Proto Stanley tools) which have a very smooth adjustment action! Thanks for the video!
Dougies are the only way to go, there’s a learning curve, but i can adjust them with one hand and they sit flat on the face of the main sizes of plumbing nuts you’ll encounter, for a pair of plies with teeth they rarely gaul, even when your doing shit you shouldn’t, channel locks are for gas pipe only.
I almost ordered a pair today. I’m glad I didn’t. Thank you for the review. I’m going to subscribe. You deserve more than 6 followers. I will say the teeth on the dg are aggressive.
I agree, i bought a pair of douglas becouse of everything I've been hearing about them, ive been using channelocks all my life and im just so used to them.
Douglas pliers have some quirks and are currently almost twice the price of channel locks. They are made by Wilde Tools who makes pretty nice "Flush Fasteners" (same as the Proto Stanley tools) which have a very smooth adjustment action! Thanks for the video!
I like the Douglas but the handle grips are not great. They tend to slide off or down after use.
Dougies are the only way to go, there’s a learning curve, but i can adjust them with one hand and they sit flat on the face of the main sizes of plumbing nuts you’ll encounter, for a pair of plies with teeth they rarely gaul, even when your doing shit you shouldn’t, channel locks are for gas pipe only.