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For a tool costing less than $5, I definitely got more than I was expecting. These pliers are great for making larger gauge wire spirals IF you plan to do some forging. But they are particularly useful in a two-plier application--like opening difficult jump rings or sturdy links on chain. I use these in my non-dominant hand to grip/steady the piece.
Minus one star for the flange at the bottom of the handles; it can get pretty uncomfortable after prolonged use.
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Reviewed by: Jessica Broome from Asheville, NC.
on 4/27/2013 |
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I have an electronics manufacturing plant and have searched for a very thin but sturdy pair of flat nosed pliers to use for bending pre-tinned wire. These are perfect for the job. My techs love the way they fit in their hands and the crisp tight turns they acheive when they bend the wire. I like them because they aren't flimsey like some of the other pliers we've tried. They are definately an asset to us. |
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Reviewed by: Gabriele Woods from Fort Worth, Texas.
on 10/6/2011 |
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This was a great buy for me. I use them with round nose pliers for s.silver jump rings as they give more surface area and eliminate scaring of the ring. Great price, great item. |
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Reviewed by: Sabine Schafer from Michigan.
on 8/21/2010 |
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Sorry, but no I would not recommend these pliers. They were rough and marred my sterling silver wire.
At least the pair that was sent to me were bad. |
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Reviewed by: Donna from Oklahoma.
on 7/10/2010 |
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