🔧 Japanese-made ENGINEER PZ-56 Screw Removal Pliers with Vertically Serrated Jaws for Secure Grip on Damaged Screws Review

don't buy they don't work mine is broken I'll try to add a photo of them I pinched my finger with them and it did hurt me, they cracked in the middle like glass, I'll try to return them

The finest pliers. I like how the handle gets thicker. This angle works well for the thumb and forefinger. Creates a comfortable feel in hand. However, I can change mine because the contact surfaces are misaligned from the bite. It may not affect performance, but with such a good tool, it's going to drive me crazy.

I bought this for the screw head removal function and it works. They're also small and light enough to take up space in my small tool bag for a variety of regular lightweight pliers. I want them to do them with wire cutters 7" or 8" and I would say they are perfect. I also like the weird teal color of the handle.

These little guys helped get an old 2.5" IDE hard drive out of the drive bay of a Sony VAIO laptop. The tiny screws holding the disc were quickly snapped off and didn't like the idea of placing the Dremel next to the hard drive. The screws were so small and the clearance to the carriage so close that I wouldn't have thought of any help, but I did I tried it anyway - the crisis was solved in seconds!

I am using this screw as a test, 9mm. I think this is a pretty simple test. But the pz-56 jaws slip on that screw no matter what settings I use and which side of the pliers I use. It just didn't catch on. Since I also ordered the smaller Fujiya nsp01-250 pliers, I will try them out as well. To my surprise, Fujiya's jaws are able to grab and flip him instantly. I believe there is something seriously wrong with either me or this product. So I just leave a request for a refund.

They are the same as the Vamplier brand but with green handles instead of red. They're also less expensive than the Vamplier equivalents. These are expensive pens. Perhaps this is overkill for most regular users. However, if you need to grip a fastener like a loosening screw, you won't find a better tool, with the possible exception of ViseGrips. Please note that the ViseGrips may be too big to fit on the clasp and may slip off the clasp like normal pliers. It's twice the price of good pliers…

I have other machine guns and this one is just as well made and versatile as the others. It fits larger screws and bolt heads with a tighter grip. These are very well made, high quality instruments. I've noticed that others have complained about the wrench being short-lived, but I have an answer for that: They don't know how to properly size and use their tools. These pliers can, for example, process fasteners of sizes M1.7–M8. If you keep the fastener head STRAIGHT SQUARE and STRONG while…