🔧 Premium 7.5 Inch Black and Blue Welding Pliers by Capri Tools 10110 Review

It's been a while since I bought them but they have stood the test. Great product, exactly what they should be which is great

I'm talking about welding at a vocational school. Most of the other students have big store weld guns, but I get a lot of comments about their quality. Not bad as they cost less!

I'm a welder by trade so I put my equipment to the test every day. These pliers are great and comfortable to use, I will buy them again but after a year of hard use they show little to no wear.

Good for MIG and SAW welding. Suitable for use with gloves, seems to hold up well after 30-40 splices and a few drops with no noticeable drop in performance, but I haven't abused it. There is no lock function.

I got this welding gun not long ago and only had a chance to use it once, but it worked as expected. They easily slip into a pocket on my welding apron for easy access and a good way to cut the wire. I'm sure they will perform well for many years.

I've had them for about a year now and they still work. I've used several different brands in the same price range and they primarily stand out because they have barely faded even after a year. still cut well and still hold strong. Keep in mind that they are a bit smaller than standard nozzles, but that's fine for me because I often use small nozzles.

Update: 2.5 years later and still active! I really love these pliers. I weld full time and have had them for 6 months now and they are still going strong. They are much more compact and of better quality than other brands, especially Harbor Freight. The cutting edges are still sharp enough to easily cut .035 MIG wire after 6 months and the spring is still strong. I sanded the outer corners of the tips so I could reach into the torch nozzle to remove the slag if needed. but they work great out…

These weld guns have become one of the few tools I always carry with me when I weld, and they haven't given up in the last year. They have replaced several other tools that are only used for one job. Every part of this tool has been very well thought out. The tip has serrations that help grip and pull out the filler wire after it has fused to the tip. Coming down from the tip you have a little jagged grip that makes removing the tip easier. Next are wire cutters for the wire sticking out of the