🔧 Mazbot Smooth Flat-Nose Jaw Parallel Pliers: Top-Performing Precision Tools for Perfect Flat-Nose Grips! Review

I had good value for money. It works as expected. The only caveat is that the ends of the springs are sharp inside the handle.

Well made and high quality. The hole was smaller than I expected. I recommend these (20 years in production and I use the tools every day)

They are surprisingly good and very good at removing objects without damaging them, such as B. Metal bars. Would recommend them to anyone in the market.

For the money these are well made and assembled pliers. I use them when I'm sewing leather and need to get the needle through the hole. They hold the needle perfectly and do not damage it at all.

From a pair of pliers with parallel jaws, all you can expect is that the jaws are parallel. The one I received failed this test. Tips will be closed first no matter how hard you try. This is visible and certainly evident when compared to a precision ingot. Otherwise they are very well made.

I use these pliers to crimp the clips that stick out on 2" x 2" coins. They are perfect for this as the sponge leaves no residue and the brace compresses just enough to protect other flips. These pliers have a spring to hold the jaws open which I bought the previous pair in which was inconvenient when I had to open the jaws by hand to crimp another flip.

I use these pliers to crimp the clips that stick out on the 2" x 2" coin launchers. They are perfect for this as the sponge leaves no residue and the orthosis compresses just enough to protect other flips.These pliers have a spring to hold the jaws open which I bought the previous pair in which was inconvenient when I had to open the jaws by hand to close another flip crimp.

Purchased after being mentioned on YouTube by This Old Tony. The quality seems average at best (made in Pakistan). The jaws don't open very wide, only about 1/4 inch, making them useless for what they were designed for. The handles also open very wide making it awkward/inconvenient to use. forever in the back of my key box. I would return them if I didn't throw away the packaging.

I bought these jewelry making wire pliers after using parallel pliers in a bead shop class. For some reason they don't hold the wire well. I have enough arm strength to clench my teeth, but the wire still slides in the jaws of the pliers. Of course I don't want to use pliers that will ruin the wire, but I have the same problem whether I'm using coated wire or raw wire like copper or sterling silver. Since pliers irritate me anyway, I might try the Tool Magic rubber coating.

They worked very well initially. My only gripe was the stiffness of the hinges (the springs in the handles weren't enough to open the jaws once the pressure was off). but after a few weeks of use, the jaws no longer "closed parallel" (probably something was deformed in the grip or in the jaws). The back of the jaws now meet well short of the front edge, leaving a gap of about 3/32 inch at the tip. This gap doesn't close tight enough to securely hold the parts I'm working with. Also, the jaws…