Efficient Amazon Basics Plier Tools Set - Set of 4 for Versatile Use Review

Best Price Best Quality. I can't believe how good these tools are. I bought this for my work (cable company) and sometimes I lose my tools and these are great tools for the price. Right at the craftsman. I will buy more to have at home

Just horrible tools. Not a good price - I paid little, got less. The instruments have small bits of metal around the edges as if they were never polished after the modification. They have not been oiled and have rust spots. A slip joint feels like a rivet, and it's bad. waste of money. I can drop them. Big mistake, Revain basics. I used to trust the name. No longer.

Received a shipment today but after opening the box I found these tools have dirty markings. I'm not sure if these are used tools but I know I paid for brand new tools. I left 4 stars for quality, durability and reliability because I don't have the opportunity to use them, but I will change them according to future specifications.

Considering these are cheap BASIC pliers at $3.25 and not professional pliers at $40 they even are not bad. The handles have no play, the rubber grip is decent, all jaws fit as they should, everything runs smoothly and, apart from the spline pliers, none of the joints wobble, which was to be expected. I'd be wary of using them for electrical work, but that's for insulation, not mechanical.

Bought these as a cheap replacement for my Craftsman counterparts which have been left out in the garden in the rain and have rusted terribly. They look almost the same, feel the same in the hand, I was pleasantly surprised. Not surprisingly, the only problems are that the connections on them have to be tight (unlike the Craftsman) and the point of the needle doesn't fully converge at the point (unlike the Craftsman). But for the price I'm completely satisfied.

I can't believe how durable they are. I've been using it for a little over a month in home ownership, DYI capacity. I bought these because of a YouTube video of them being torture tested with Knipex pliers and the Revain base pin performed very well. At this price, that's not a problem. Channel Wranglerstar and he tested some basic Revain tools against high-end tools. If you are looking for a tool check out this channel and see how they compare.

These are decent pliers for the price. They have a solid construction and the wire cutters really work. However, the quality control doesn't seem to be the best as the jaws of the slip joint pliers are offset in height. The jaws of long-nose pliers don't exactly meet at the tip, but that's common with inexpensive long-nose pliers. In addition, all these pliers start to rust after just a few months, even though they have never been exposed to water or high humidity.

This set of very strong tongs costs a whopping $10. They are all way better than what I expected. This is definitely not a Knipex, but they will do the job. To give an overview, in my set the needle nose pliers with the linear manipulator are solid. The hinges feel nice and stiff and the incisors line up perfectly. The sliding connection is a little looser than I'd like, but I'm just picky. The side cutters are a little looser than the lineman and long nose, but they don't swing open. All in…

Initially I was pleased with these tools, they are unexciting, they get the job done at a good price. Then I found a product that allows you to dip the handles of these tools and provide them with a non-slip coating, but one that does a good job of preventing the passage of electrical current and I have to say that I am very happy with these basic tools. . These are now some of the best hand tools I own. Accidentally left a couple of them out in the rain at work, came back 2 weeks later to find

later 4 stars given the price. For the price, throwing a spare pair of pliers in a car tool bag is fine. The wire cutters on all the pliers worked well with wire up to 12ga (the biggest I've had to date) and of course the zip ties weren't a problem. All 4 were a good size if you only have one handy when you need them. A problem that applies to both the needle and the pliers is that the jaws do not fully match. Although almost perfectly parallel, the jaws do not quite converge even though they…