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Old 08-25-2020, 02:57 PM   #133
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Originally Posted by brndck View Post
I think because the pliers wrench is a fairly new product, only on the market a few years, while the cobra pliers are one of their older products. I've had mine for about 15yrs now.
It's possible. I just actually got them in today and they look amazing. Quality is there and I already have a project that requires them so I'll check back on performance.

I've also been stockpiling on BluePower [Cornwell's 'other' line] and BluePoint [SnapOn's 'other' line] sockets and wrenches to fill a dedicated trailer box and it's uncanny how good this shit really is. Minus some flashy punched numbers and shit, they work just as expected. Did some tolerance and abuse tests and they're on par. For those looking for a lifetime warranty brand without investing that serious coin that isn't shit and have access to a tool truck, don't be afraid to ask for deals on that sort of stuff. Cornwell is doing BOGO literally every month on something. I think I filled my spare SnapOn single bank tool box that is in the trailer with 1/4", 1/2", 3/8" metric sockets, combination wrenches, pliers and some other stuff for well under $1000. Only thing that will float are my Milwaukee FUEL tools, jacks and a few other odds and ends but for the most part, no more going back and forth and having a dreadful unloading day.
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