Snap-on Plier Wrench Review PWZ1- A Must Own!

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[@alwaysup2late]

Those are wild! Sold as soon as you were off the ground 👍

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Yeah they hold on like I’ve never seen before

[@pmtips4482]

20 bucks at Harbor Freight, Icon S jaw pliers are the most incredible tool value today.

[@desertdispatch]

I own a smaller version of these by snap on but honestly I like the Knipex version better. In particular I think the teeth are more aggressive on the knipex.

[@kingofthecrease30]

bahco makes great adjustable wrenches

[@konamanstudio2447]

🍻🍺👍

[@craigmackay4909]

These are Bahco rebranded

[@PerrysGaming]

Just bought the 14 1/2 today. Is the head suppose to have some play? The teeth don’t align unless I force them to

[@stauguastine]

Bahco makes some excellent tools and if you can swing it definitely go that route. However, if you're in a pinch and tight budget Harbor Freight sells the Swedish Style Pipe wrench that is this style and the work great. I repeat, the HF ones are not Bahco and won't hold up like the quality Bahco ones, but if you're on a budget they do work. Like most mechanics I have used the cheaper tools until I could afford the better ones.

[@jakearmstrong4563]

Harbor Freight’s Icon just released a replica of this wrench, 21” 17” and 12” 4 weeks ago they have quick adjust and the 21” is only $35 while the 12” is $20. You should check them out

[@555_M.Sjoblom]

BAHCO makes awesome tools, got 3 sizes of this one. BAHCO is an old Swedish manufacturer, and over here it is concidered to be the absolut top brand of tools 😊 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahco

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Good to know! Would you mind sharing a link to some of your favorite Bahco tools? I’d love to buy some more and check them out as well!

[@555_M.Sjoblom]

​@@TheDurbinCompound This is my favorite wrench, Bahco 31 R US Industrial Grade Alligator Adjustable Wrench. It comes with an extra feature, the "alligator" V-jaw on wrench that has aggressively angled teeth for sure grip on pipes and rounded fasteners. www.zoro.com/snap-on-industrial-brands-bahco-alligator-adjustable-wrench-31-r-us/i/G7620247/ The alligator wrench was patented 1922, that is 100 years ago ... skiftnyckeln.blogspot.com/p/hajnycklar_31.html The opening is reduced by the design of the jaw ends in order to prevent the key from being used on coarser pipes than it is intended for. The best thing with Bahco tools is that the quality is so great that they last for your remaining life time without loosing the precision and strength. I have never in my lifetime broken a Bahco tool :-)

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Awesome! I’m going to get these on order!

[@lampoyo]

Love the demonstration. Rigid conduit work at the refinery is destroying my Knipex and Thanos groove pliers. 😭😭

[@jimmyfreeze3782]

I've had the same tool for years and it's completely useless. Literally LMAOed when I saw you hold the recoil...you could do that with a leatherman. But, glad to see they work good on a bolt, held in a vise...never tried that.

[@nachos_70firebird66]

Perfect tool for seized tie rods.

[@steveparker951]

I'm starting alignments at my shop the old school guy is retiring and I'm getting thrown in so I was looking into them for tie rods and got my answer thanks man

[@AhhBhris]

@@steveparker951 did you get the tool and use it for tire rods? If so how are they

[@jasonbabila6006]

I'd imagine you'd pay less if the SNAPON name wasn't on that tool.

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Yes! The Bacho brand plier is $45ish

[@desertdispatch]

Do the homework. I found several manufactures that make this tool. Including Rigid

[@branned]

Well done!

[@larion3296]

Have been around for probably 100 years in Europe. Bacho invented it and was also first with the "modern" design of adjustable wrenches (before Cresent). The plier wrench and adjustable wrenches from Bacho are probably on par with Snap-On quality (at least before when they were Swedish made). This plier wrench is primarily a pipe wrench, used by plumbers. Hardly any other tool can grip pipes as strongly as this wrench. It is also very good for other types of pipe fittings. Much stronger than a channellock. But not as good as an open ended spanner for nuts and bolts. Knipex probably makes better channellocks and other pliers but not these type of pipe wrenches.

[@moosc]

Can they be used like a pipe wrench?

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Yes absolutely, however, the jaws arent nearly as deep as a traditional pipe wrench.

[@traviscover590]

I like your new video night you did a really good job night good morning too you guys buddy

[@AhhBhris]

What size is that?

[@williamkershner4999]

Look! It's a pipe wrench! No, it's a vise grip! ...

[@whydnot]

Could have dongle it with a screw driver.

[@AV84USA]

Nice review, but you could’ve stuck anything in there and turned it over, a screwdriver, a stick, your ratchet. 2:48

[@konamanstudio2447]

🍻🍺👍👍👍🍻🍺

[@paedahe4975]

Do you have these Konaman?

[@konamanstudio2447]

@@paedahe4975 No I don't

[@paedahe4975]

@@konamanstudio2447 Those pliers are on my shopping list. May just get the Bahcos over Snap-Ons to save a buck.

[@itsmisterchris]

Snap of just marks up other brands n puts Snap brand on other products lol

[@MarkJones-no2zf]

Knipex are cheaper and work just as good

[@AlexKall]

Everything is pretty much cheaper than Snap-On 😅

[@conmanumber1246]

Nothing new, these nutwreckers had been around for decades in Europe.