🔧 GEARWRENCH 2 Pc. Straight & 45° Hog Ring Plier Set - 3702D: Efficient Hand Tool for Precise Hog Ring Applications Review

I used them to close some loops on an elastic cord to make some bungee straps. They did an excellent job of holding the pig ring in their jaws and closing the rings perfectly. I don't expect to use them as much as other tools, but they seem durable and comfortable for occasional use. I would buy them again.

A great addition to the toolbox when you need to remove the upholstery from a classic car seat. This tool is required for the correct installation of the upholstery on the seat frame. It's pretty easy to get used to using after a few tries. I suggest practicing on an old piece of styrofoam a few times before using it on a car seat. Great tool at a great price!

I bought these pliers for a leather car seat upholstery project. Using Youtube as a guide, angled pliers have been consistently cited as a better choice over straight ones. The Drake set came with both (straight and angled heads) and I sincerely believe the angle pair was worth the price. use and now have another useful tool in my box that can be used on fences, padding or other items as needed.

I don't think that's advertised. The quality was very bad. The package they came in was a sandwich bag with a non-English sticker on it. The tools themselves weren't stamped with part numbers, and the "submerged" handles had a few streaks and drips. The angular one almost did not differ from the direct one and did not even approach 45 degrees. In general, pliers will probably work just fine, I just don't like cheating.

They seem to be typical cheap Chinese tools and I don't need tools for everyday use so I figured if I just buy straight I'll end up needing curved ones and if I just get straight I won't be in the Being able to hit the places where I can bend. Not disappointed at all, they don't feel cheap at all and they are exactly as the description says. I would recommend them to anyone who needs something for hobby or maybe even everyday use.

I bought these pliers to tighten the seats in my 4runner. These pliers should be sold in pairs as there is only a 50% chance that one will work. Of the two pliers I received both had problems. The pliers have springs to keep tension on the ring to hold it in place but only one worked and the other was so poorly made the ring recess was too shallow to hold the ring and he could slip out if the pliers were pinched. closed. I would return them but I actually used one of them on a project.

Already bought five sets. And I'll probably buy more if I keep losing these pliers. I am constantly adding drip tubing to my beds and for fixing 90 degree inserts these pliers are just great! I can use them for other connections, but I haven't found any other suitable pliers for this connection. They are invaluable tools for me, small enough and light enough to put in my pocket and carry around. . I usually use both for the same connection.

I figured I'd get some decent 45 degree pig ring pliers and a spare straight pair of pliers. They are sold as Gearwrenches, which they are NOT! Lie! 45's are only 20 degrees at best, and straight lines won't hold the ring. useless! The rubber grips immediately slipped and ripped when they arrived, so it was junk right away. The rivets keep the grip loose. If you need pork ring tongs, do yourself a favor and buy quality tongs from CS Osborne and avoid the barrage of lies and crap that comes out…

Needless to say I know cars and I can seem to do everything and now I did. I replaced the leather on the seats and when I took them apart I found I needed a pig tool. Hmmm it wasn't there and neither did any of the locals have it as it was a 'special order' and it was downloadable Friday afternoon. So I ordered a pair based on feedback that the curved ones are better etc etc etc. Not my case. In fact, I bent one seat and straightened the rest, and neither of them had an advantage over the…