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Pliers are tools that are used to grasp objects. They can also be used to bend and crimp objects. There are numerous kinds of pliers such as: | |||
* Locking Pliers | * Locking Pliers ( vise-grips ):These are pliers that can locked in a certain position. They come in many shapes and forms such as needle nose pliers | ||
* Solid Joint Pliers | * Solid Joint Pliers | ||
* Slip Joint Pliers | * Slip Joint Pliers | ||
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* Stub Nose | * Stub Nose | ||
* Needle Nose | * Needle Nose | ||
They can be found in the "big noise room's" rolling tool chest. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:38, 19 September 2019
Pliers are tools that are used to grasp objects. They can also be used to bend and crimp objects. There are numerous kinds of pliers such as:
- Locking Pliers ( vise-grips ):These are pliers that can locked in a certain position. They come in many shapes and forms such as needle nose pliers
- Solid Joint Pliers
- Slip Joint Pliers
- Jewelry Pliers
- Shear Cut
- Stub Nose
- Needle Nose
They can be found in the "big noise room's" rolling tool chest.