These Craftright Multigrip Pliers can be used for gripping large and small water pipes and steel rods. Other uses include gripping a range of items with large diameters; round, square or hexagonal.
Ideal to DIY projects around the home
Grips different sizes
Great addition to any Tool Box
DIY dentists
He's now running his own dental practice
These are terrible, I have one.
I've got one also and does the jobs around the house for me
Does it do the dishes and the ironing?
Dishes?
I eat straight from the packet
Teeth aren't hardened plus it sometimes slips from one size to another.
Somethings from Craftright just isn't worth walking through the checkout for.
Pliers is one of them.
I pick these up when I'm travelling and they typically do not see a second use making them the most expensive tools per use. They rust and seize, teeth wear smooth, and/or handles break.
These ones aren't as bad, even though they're the same brand.
All depends which factory in China it comes out of, I guess.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/craftright-10-piece-plier-set_p6…
I'm sure Craftright is just rebadging the cheapest product they can find so yeah, depends on what they find.
Perfect for cosplay.
and sinplay
and SM.
Got these, used them to removed some screws that had snapped, they worked fine.
Seems cheap enough but don't think would buy based on quality of these. But can recommend the Craftright drills, as are good quality and cheap when buy in large kit.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/craftright-253-piece-drill-and-b… (not on special though, but still cheap!)
Cheap crappy tools aren't worth the frustration and headaches
These are trash; worst tool I've ever used. They constantly slip when your gripping things. Try another brand
Probably user error more like it
The metal is far too soft, the sliding mechanism strips far too easily
We can call it Craftwrong😜😜
Good deal for dentists…