It's not necessarily just nuts and bolts. It's also pipe fittings and cable glands where you need decent jaw openings but won't need to apply huge torque.
Thing is the jaws of a traditional wrench will start to bend as you apply more torque, and might even break. With the pliers wrench, the more you torque it the more force it applies to the jaws thus preventing jaw separation.
It depends on the job. This is a completely different type of tool. It has smooth jaws that open parallel and work like an open end wrench. The other has teeth that dig in and grab. I have both and are great tools for the jobs I was them for, but I have never had a job that I could have used both for. It is always one or the other.
@@ShopRamblings it was a suggestion. You went out of your way to make a video on utube a tool that strips and brakes bolts isn’t vary appealing. A couple grade 8 witch are a few cents at any hardware store would fix that.
That's an impressive demonstration. Subbed.
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excellent review!
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It's not necessarily just nuts and bolts. It's also pipe fittings and cable glands where you need decent jaw openings but won't need to apply huge torque.
There are so many things I find these useful for.
Only downside is it takes two hands to adjust. Love em.
Yes. I want to get some of the larger ones. This is the small set, and it works great.
Дуже наглядно та переконливо!
Дякую за цікаве та пізнавальне порівняння!
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Thing is the jaws of a traditional wrench will start to bend as you apply more torque, and might even break. With the pliers wrench, the more you torque it the more force it applies to the jaws thus preventing jaw separation.
It is surprising at how well they work.
Traditional combination wrench is still easier to use in tight spots.
Great point!
Gotta carry a lot of wrenches to equal all the sizes these fit
How does this compare to the KNIPEX Pliers Wrench 8603180 model? Which one would be better?
It depends on the job. This is a completely different type of tool. It has smooth jaws that open parallel and work like an open end wrench. The other has teeth that dig in and grab. I have both and are great tools for the jobs I was them for, but I have never had a job that I could have used both for. It is always one or the other.
You should do a comparison with the Harbor Freight version. Hey, $40 less for the 10in, so...?
That is a good idea.
A 3/8” bolt will take a 9/16” wrench .
A 1/2” bolt will take a 3/4” wrench .
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Use grade 8 and it won’t strip.
I don't have much need for grade 8 bolts in a wood work.
@@ShopRamblings it was a suggestion. You went out of your way to make a video on utube a tool that strips and brakes bolts isn’t vary appealing. A couple grade 8 witch are a few cents at any hardware store would fix that.
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@@Doomzday831nutter alert! 😘
WOOOOW he got a new tool , been using that one for 50 years 😖😖🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂
I had not heard of them before a few years ago.
Lets do the math how have they been around for 50yrs if they they were invented in 1994? Cnt speak on something if you dnt have facts to back it up
@@donaldgeterjr8180he doesn't have any facts
Yep id say its bad if someone rounds ya nuts
You just gotta keep a good grip on your nuts.