🔧 3546LN 6-Inch Long Nose Pliers for SE Review

That's about the level of quality I expect in this price range. The metal is pretty strong and the jaw alignment is pretty good. Not quite industrial quality, but also better than Euroware. So all in all an acceptable value and suitable for most homeowners or hobbyists.

Good reliable basic pliers with long jaws, nothing special, the handles are good but tend to come off with frequent use - nickel plated, but even these wear out over time. They seem quite strong, the tip hasn't broken off yet (like my last pair). I only use them occasionally so they will probably last a long time.

These medium sized tongs are of better quality than I expected, they move with no resistance but don't rock back and forth either. The finish looks like a cadmium plating which looks great and prevents rusting. Inside the jaw is a main cutter, like most needle nose pliers. The ends match perfectly without overlapping. For the price, they are very good quality but don't live up to snap-on standards.

Not impressed either immediately after packaging or during use. The processing is not clean. In some sports, the metal looks dull and pitted. Grease oozed out of the hinge from the start. Opening and closing is not smooth at all. I hope they loosen up with use. The grip on the handle feels good and feels well attached. I have no hesitation in using these, but I wouldn't recommend anyone to buy them when there are others at a comparable price that are much better.

I've been repairing and restoring cars for a number of decades and sometimes I need a decent pair of needle nose pliers for pantyhose or electrical connections. These pliers get the job done and make life a little easier with a smooth action and good grip. Pros Quality construction and detailed finish Insulated handles Plier tip holds securely Smooth opening and closing Easy to clean when used around oil and grease Works as well as some of my other expensive pliers No cons noted

While they appeared to be of high quality upon initial inspection, I noticed a few things that didn't impress me too much. They have a good grip and large teeth that mesh well. The workmanship is good and the workmanship makes a decent impression. However, for the size of these pliers, the nose is a bit thick. I was expecting them to be a bit smaller, but the tips are actually larger than the larger needle nose pliers I have. In addition, rubber pads are either not glued at all, or they save…

These are decent pliers for the money, but higher quality pliers cost $10-12 and are much better. They have foam handles and a relatively rigid hinge. The hinge will likely loosen over time, but there's really no reason why the hinge shouldn't be loose. The tip is quite thick for pliers of this size. At least the molars match, but they're not as crisp as the teeth on a better quality pair of pliers. I cut several pieces of steel wire with wire cutters and the wire cutters don't seem to have…

Made in China from rust-resistant nickel-plated metal, the SE 6" Needle Nose Pliers are 6.5" long from tip to tip. The non-slip handles are comfortable and easy to grip handle. Closer to the swivel is a notch for cutting wire at the nose end and grips at the end of the handle. Most likely these needle nose pliers are expected to appear. Nothing to say except that they will do their job. If I needed long-nosed crafting pliers, I would I might consider Xuron tools instead. However, SE 6" needle…