🔧 High-Quality USA-Made CHANNELLOCK 326CB 6-inch CODE BLUE XLT Combination Long Nose Pliers with Cutter: Forged High Carbon Steel for Precision Work Review

I have really studied many pliers with long and thin jaws for working with electronic parts. The advantage of these pliers is that the smooth inner surfaces do not rub the pins against the parts when they are firmly disengaged. Tips can also slip off when twisting while clamped (to a certain extent even with expensive pliers). Because of the thin teeth and smooth inner surface, they have a worse grip than those with thicker serrated teeth. If you're looking for serrated pliers that offer a…

Truly incredible. I only bought them because they are made in the USA. I think this is important and I need a pair of little needle noses. What I have is more than a little needle nose. This is a precise instrument. Sterilize them and they can be used in the operating room. You might think they aren't worth the price, but if you pick up a pair of high-end needle noses like these after using a cheap pair made in China, you'll appreciate the difference and immediately notice where the extra money

This was proven to me fairly quickly when I attempted to pry a stuck drive out of the lock body which caused the needle lugs to slip out of my previous run at the hardware store. They got it and I pulled that unruly thing out of there. This task alone cost me admission. Cross hatching seems like a nice feature. After that, they did a great job cutting wires, twisting things with precision, and doing a lot of other little jobs that require you to have a robot that looks like a pair of fingers…

OK! I've ordered this item twice and both times Revain sent me a more expensive XLT pliers with tiny handles that I just can't use! I use my needle nose from home so it's ok I'm still pushing the product out the door. We use our own tools at work, and when all the pens are the same color, they are easy to see. I use blue channel locks. So no jobber can just take them and start "forget" and stick them in their gear. And all my hand tools have blue handles. Others have red, green, etc. Yes…

I've been collecting channellock pliers for a while. (Now I have a sea of blue in my pliers drawer) I've never had a bent-nosed needle before, but I've used them a few times. It's great for removing clips or clips on cars, for example. It won't be as widely available as needle nose pliers, but it's handy to have. As for Channellock, they're not the cheapest (in a way), but they're not the most expensive either. They are made in the USA and the quality is pretty consistent. (although the…