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The exposed metal handles really lock in when you're gripping tight, and the precision-ground head makes reaming copper pipe feel effortless. Great value for a two-piece set that handles everything from roughing in to final adjustments.

These are my go-to pliers now for any copper pipe job. The exposed metal handles give a really solid grip, even when my hands are sweaty from reaming. Honestly, they feel way more durable than any other pliers I've owned.

The precision-ground head on these made deburring a cut pipe noticeably easier than using a standard plier. The 10-inch size gives great leverage for stubborn fittings, and the exposed handles actually stay grippy even with oily hands.

Finally, a pair of pliers that actually handles reaming without slipping—the precision-ground head made quick work of a stubborn pipe edge. The 6-inch size is perfect for tight spots, and the 10-inch gives me all the leverage I need on tougher jobs.

The exposed metal handles give an incredibly solid grip, even when my hands are greasy from working on pipes. Ground the jaws down on a stubborn piece of conduit and they still felt as sharp as new.

The precision-ground head made reaming copper pipe so much cleaner than my old pliers, and the exposed metal handles gave me a solid grip even with sweaty hands. They’ve already handled a few tough PVC cuts without any slipping. Definitely worth the clearance price.

Finally, a pair of pliers that doesn’t slip in my grip—the exposed metal handles give me way more control when reaming pipe. The precision ground head cuts through burrs on ¾-inch copper like butter.

The 10-inch model handles 1-inch copper pipe without any strain, and the exposed metal handles give me a solid grip even with oily hands. Perfect for my weekend plumbing projects.

I needed something tough for reaming copper pipe, and the precision ground head on these pliers handled burrs like butter. The exposed handles add a nice weight feel in hand, and the set covers both tight spots and bigger jobs.

The precision-ground head cuts through reamed pipe like butter, and the exposed metal handles give a surprisingly solid grip even with oily fingers. The 10-inch size handles big jobs while the smaller one fits tight spaces perfectly.