Tool Haul: New Slip Joint Pliers from Amazon, Stanley & Tsunoda

So far this car boot sale (Flea market) season I have been buying quite a few slip-joint pliers so I decided to purchase several sets of brand new slip-joint pliers too.
I have bought pliers from Amazon, these are by Denali, a Chinise company and sold under the Amazon basics label.
I also have a set of Stanley Fatmax 84-646, these are quite a modern pair of slip-joint pliers.
The star of the show, though, is the Tsunoda PL-200, these are quite simply fantastic quality pliers as you will see!!
As soon as I can find stock I intend to purchase a set of Knipex 82-01-200 Twin Grip pliers for my collection. For some reason they are proving difficult to find though!!🤔😳
Also in this video you can get a quick look at my brand new Sealey AK8371 combination pliers.
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[@briansworkshop01]

Great video thanks for sharing your time 🍺🍺👍👍

[@Traderjoe]

As soon as I saw the Denali I also thought: TRON haha

[@thomasmurray3212]

Nash; Thanks for the two informative videos.

[@qzetu]

I recently came across a pair of dewalt pliers at hd tgst look similar to those denali slip pliers.

[@paedahe4975]

The Denali’s look like they are made in the same factory as GearWrench Pitbull pliers. Could be.

[@AalbertTorsius]

Bought the Laoa slip-joint pliers after having seen your review. First video of yours I ever saw. The Japanese brand _Engineer_ has some nice pliers as well, with a special cut for removing screws.

[@NashRathbone]

Hi and thanks for watching. I own a set of Engineer PZ59 Neji-saurus RX pliers and they very good quality.

[@AalbertTorsius]

@@NashRathbone I looked it up, I own the PZ56 pliers, which are slip jointed.

[@NashRathbone]

@@AalbertTorsius I saw a pair of those slip joint Engineer pliers on eBay recently, I may have to get a set.

[@357magdad]

Those Japanese pliers look like they are decent quality. Pretty reasonably priced too.

[@MrRubenrivera9649]

The Stanley's are what I am more familiar with but the other pliers I have yet to try them

[@RPKGameVids]

Those are all nice looking pliers. I always assumed that Stanley was a quality brand for some reason, maybe it was but recently their standards have been slipping?

[@paedahe4975]

What I do when the jaws don’t line up well is I grind them down on the belt sander. Finish up what the factory should have done. I like Fatmax but don’t love them.

[@Traderjoe]

The Japanese ones look amazing. I’m going to order a pair.

[@paedahe4975]

The Tsunoda’s are dang nice. No regrets.

[@benhelder7525]

I have quite a few Tsunoda pliers, especially their cutters are exceptional and their prices are really good

[@saxon1376]

Sealey are a British importers Mainly garage tools Mostly imports with Sealey branding Huge inventory