Wilde Tools - Flush Fastener Pliers - MADE IN USA

[@codyrobertson4630]

Made in Kansas and most of wilde income comes from other companies. They make tons of tools for other companies that simply take a wilde product and put a different brand name on it.

[@RealToolReviews]

Yep, probably the most famous are the red handled craftsman prybars that are in MANY people's toolboxes!

[@chain3519]

What's even funnier about that is that they contract Grace for their screwdrivers. So those old resin handled Stanley screwdrivers(Red and Yellow ones) are double branded.

[@codyrobertson4630]

I love wilde pliers! Made in USA, a good quilty product and affordable prices

[@RealToolReviews]

Thanks Cody! :)

[@yellownp22541]

Love my new three pliers set from Wilde tools, looking forward to purchasing more tools directly from Hiawatha, Kansas.

[@lastpally]

Craftsman USA pliers pivot are forged into the frame and is also flushed.

[@themonolithian]

That's because they're made by Wilde

[@nunyabiz2016]

I bought a pair...guess you could say I'm Wildin out!

[@donmeca69]

Wilde. .. witco. . slip joint 10" water pump pliers are a far superior plier then the channel locks! I'm a Plumber, Pipefitter and the only better pliers then these are Knipex cobra pliers.

[@GLifeUTV]

First time i see these...thats a very nice design...good review

[@RealToolReviews]

Thanks FrankieG! :)

[@jeffmoss26]

Nice video. I have a pair of those myself. It's a good design. Craftsman also has a flush fastener but you can't adjust them.

[@RealToolReviews]

Thanks Jeff! Yeah....now that I think about it, I have an older pair of the craftsman ones also.....and you are right, they are non-adjustable (and most likely not made anymore).

[@RandForeman]

SUPER Nice and Made in the USA.

[@RealToolReviews]

Yep! :) Definitely some nice pliers!

[@normansmith7806]

Got to try at pair of angle nose pliers

[@RealToolReviews]

They are comfortable to use, and from what else I have read online, everyone seems to like them a lot. :)

[@adamaj74]

I don't know, that flush mount means there's only a fraction of the material holding the two pieces together. The metal is pretty thin there, a lot of structural support was shaved away to recess the bolt. Also, you purposely angled the Wilde pliers off of the test surface so the grips wouldn't cause the same problem as the protruding bolt in the other pliers. The thick grips prevent the tool from laying flat, nullifying the advantage of the flush mount bolt.

[@DeneyT16]

Wrong. At the 3:23 mark you can obviously see, that even with the grips of the Wilde plier lying on the test table, the joint still sits flush because of the recess. He only moved the plier grip off the table to grab the test bolt...something he did in EXACTLY the same way with the non-recessed plier at the 3:40 mark, except the non-recessed plier can't grip the bolt nearly as well because of the bulk from the protruded pivot. As far as the metal being thin at the recessed joint, not true...it's built like a tank. I have both the 6 1/2 in. and 8 in. Wilde flush fasteners and they are as strong at the pivot joint as ANY other slip joint plier I've had or seen. Solid pliers at a great price...

[@simezra]

really want you to test some of knipex pliers and cutters

[@RealToolReviews]

I am working on that.....hopefully it will be fairly soon.

[@codyrobertson4630]

dmcguinn1 if you do end up doing a review on knipex products please do a review on the "knipex pliers wrench". Check it out on KZbin awesome!

[@jimmypickle6343]

What you call an "angle nose pliers" is officially named a "John Fuhr Pliers" in South Dakota

[@ayansaifi1796]

realy i like wilde pliers too much for best desine i want to perchase but i think here in riyadh (ksa ) not avilable

[@brandonmurphy4657]

Look better than chanellock to me . Looks close to snap on quality

[@keelandavis]

Snap on contracts channellock

[@brandonmurphy4657]

@@keelandavis no snap on make much better plyers than cl

[@bruceg1845]

no way are they better than the channel lock type

[@brandonmurphy4657]

Knipex are great I'm sure , but I buy USA made tools

[@ccmogs5757]

Impressive teeth on the angled nose pliers :]

[@Hiphonix]

All Crap... Knipex or nothing :))

[@RealToolReviews]

Hahaha....well, given the price difference, I definitely think these are useful ;)

[@Hiphonix]

I dont know the pricetag from this pliers. But here in Germany, i´ve never paid more than 50 Bucks for a Knipex. And these Pliers are really everey penny worth it.

[@RealToolReviews]

I've got a review for the Knipex 86-05-250 Pliers Wrench coming up soon.....I am very impressed by them! :)

[@jimblane1183]

Knipex doesn't make a plier like this.

[@adamaj74]

If Knipex doesn't make it, then it doesn't need to be made.