Ironworkers Aggressive Klein Tools D201 7CSTA Review

Colleague bought them first. I've tried them and loved them. My foreman tried it and was also impressed. So I bought him a pair. Holds wire well, won't slip out when pulled.

I love these pliers, especially the balance and spring loaded handles. They make it a lot easier to connect the wires to the bars than my old pair. They are so light and fit my arm like a glove. I love her!

These are animal tongs. Cut a 16p nail from good solid steel and won't slip when you tighten the wire. I haven't kicked myself in the balls since I bought those bad mofos.

I'm a mason. they are great to build with, reliable and durable, the fact that the grooves are cut deeper makes for a better grip. I just love it why I ordered 7 more for friends who were looking at them wanted one too. We know that the brand is the best on the market 30€ more expensive.

Small are the best. Made in America, quality that lasts. Aggressive teeth grip the wire well. The handle is durable and feels comfortable in the hand. The spring-loaded jaws open well, which eliminates hand cramps when tying large rugs. I've had other brands of tie pliers in the past and while they all did their job, Klein's quality makes them the best. The rest just can't take it. The only problem I have is stopping them from getting legs and quitting their jobs.

I have used Klein tools for many years and have always been satisfied with their fit, performance, quality and finish. These pliers were not sharpened before hardening, there were many sharp edges. Sharp enough to rip clothing or skin. My first day at work was so bad that I had to wear gloves to avoid cutting myself. When I removed it, it got caught in my pocket and ripped my pants. Deburring after curing is a monumental task. I spent an hour using tiny files and stones to smooth the sharp…

is used for patio electrician work. They are great for tying lines, sleeves and anything else by tying wire. grip is excellent. They are much lighter and thinner than the linear arms we typically use on decks. Spring is doing a great job. This reduces hand fatigue and improves productivity. The only thing that let me down was the strength of the material. What I learned the hard way is that you don't use them as a hammer like you would use your linear manipulator. The metal they're made of…