🔧 Expand-O Pliers: 10-Inch Reverse-Action Clamping Pliers with 900 LBS Clamping Pressure - PE10 by Strong Hand Tools Review

I often had to take things apart. I didn't have a better tool for the job than a crowbar. Expand-O-Pliers is what I needed but still didn't have. The packaging appears to be made in China although the quality looks good. I'm impressed with these 6 1/2 inch extension pliers so I asked my wife to order the 10 inch version for my birthday.

This product has a lot of potential but has to come with screws of different lengths. the one who goes in only makes a small range of motion and then prevents the instrument from working properly. Requires more mounting hardware. Take the tool to the hardware store and buy cap screws or carriage bolts of various lengths. Once you do that, it becomes a fully functional tool.

I have almost every tool under the sun, but I couldn't find a way to bend my off-road bike's radiator which was partially crushed sideways. After trying different methods for several days, I realized I needed a small tool that expands with force, and I thought maybe I had a new idea for an invention. Then Revain showed me this and this tool literally did what I needed in 10 seconds. I used the 10 inch model but bought both and will keep both!

This is a unique and indispensable tool when you need to increase the distance between two objects/surfaces, but when the objects you want to expand or bend have a limited surface or are not flat or parallel, the two "pushers" can slip off what you are trying to distribute/push. So it was with me. However, this is a quality tool that offers plenty of leverage and power. It is a pity that the manufacturer does not offer additional nozzles for pushers.

I haven't found anything that compares. While standard carpenter's clamps can be switched to "spread" instead of "clamp," carpenter's clamps that have sufficient strength for my purposes are too large to use. This clip hits spots and applies loads that other clip shapes cannot. Dislikes: I wish the "anvils" at the end (items that come in contact with the clamped work) were smaller. I want both "anvils" to be interchangeable. First I had to capture the drain ID of the sink. I had to grind one…

Quality tool. I have a pair of pliers that are not of the same quality. Being a unique and rather unusual tool, its use is rather limited. But I'm using it more and more. Unexpectedly, I reach for it when I would never have thought of using such a tool before. I originally bought this to stretch some very stiff, high quality, very thick leather shoes that were too tight (my first mistake was buying these shoes). Forget shoe stays: After a few tries with expensive and supposedly high-quality…

I found myself in a difficult situation when one of the brackets holding the shock absorber head became bent when I was replacing the rear shock absorbers on my car. inside to the point where the damper wouldn't fit no matter what I tried. It's a fairly thick, solid steel brace that didn't seem to move when I tried to widen the gap. After spending hours and hours searching all the local shops for the right tool, something that might clear things up, and being told repeatedly that there is no…