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Finally, a pair of pliers that actually cuts through thick copper wire without me having to put my whole body weight into it. The integrated reaming head saved me a ton of time smoothing out some rough pipe edges on my last job.

After wrestling with some old EMT conduit, the built-in reaming head on these pliers saved me so much time smoothing out the burrs. The leverage is fantastic, and they feel incredibly solid in the hand without being too heavy.

The reaming head on these pliers took the burrs off a piece of EMT conduit in seconds, which saved me a ton of time. They feel solid in the hand, and the hardened cutting edges sliced through some tough wire without any effort.

Cut through some heavy gauge wire on a job yesterday and the leverage design made it feel effortless. The crimper section works cleanly on terminals too, which is a nice bonus for a set of linemen's pliers.

Used these pliers to ream some galvanized pipe yesterday, and the integrated head worked perfectly for smoothing out the burrs. The high leverage design made cutting through heavy wire a breeze, too.

The hardened cutting edges sliced through some old, stubborn copper wire in my last job without any struggle at all. The crimper works perfectly for my network cable terminations too.

The integrated reaming head is a brilliant touch for deburring pipe after a cut. Hardened cutting edges sliced through solid copper wire like butter on my last job. These feel solid and well-balanced in the hand.

I’ve been using these pliers for a few days now, and the hardened cutting edges slice through wire like butter—it's a huge upgrade from my old pair. The integrated reaming head is a nice bonus for smoothing pipe without swapping tools.

Finally, a pair of lineman's pliers that can actually get through a stubborn, oversized cable without my hand cramping up. The integrated reaming head smoothed out a rough metal pipe joint in seconds.

Took these pliers to an old metal electrical box yesterday and the reaming head smoothed the sharp edges in seconds. The cutter sliced through solid copper wire like butter on the first try.