TSUNODA - Obscure Japanese Specialty Tools - You Don’t Know About These Quality Pieces!
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Do you like specialty or obscure tools that have a unique niche? Well TSUNODA delivers in this area. Let’s check these out because even I get a little more excited than usual with just how well they do what… nothing else I have ever had does. 👍🏻
Tools tested:
Tsunoda, Needle Nose PLA-iers, RPP-165SC-S (6.5-inch)
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Tsunoda WP-250SC-S Water Pump PLA-iers, Resin Jaw Water Pump Pliers, 10-inch w/Spring
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Tsunoda, TH-150NC, Cutting Pliers w/Lead Catcher (6-Inch)
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I own three yellow handles soft Jaw, one HF Doyle, and one Knipex. Tsunoda has the best options.
@@branned thanks. I would tend to agree 👍🏻
Great video, I'm really impressed with the entire line. I will be ordering one to start with. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
@@michaellindsay8934 thank you. I’m glad I could share my thoughts and be of help. 👍🏻
hehe ... dang that fallin' off plastic jaw insert is GARBAGE. I'd have to return it, would drive me crazy! 😁
Thanks ferrrrrrrrrrr showin and sharin'!
@@chickenfriedsteak3669 for sure. I just needed to heat it up and then press fit it. No problems now. 👍🏻
@@ThingsMen oh nice! awesome to hear man... that would have drove me crazy lololol! as always , appreciate ya showin an sharin, amigo!
@@chickenfriedsteak3669 always. Thanks for being a loyal follower 👍🏻
I have their plastic needle nose pliers and the cutting pliers with lead catcher but the pair I like the most is the one for zipties (both to pull on them and to trim them) with its satisfying "clink"
@@NicksStuff I almost grabbed those zip tie ones but they are for sure in my list for next time. 👍🏻
@@ThingsMenZip tie cutters were my most recent addition as a big fan of the non marring, the mini power combos, & triple slip joints. All I can say is my opinion - there isnt a better pair of pliers for the task
@ I would have to agree. TSUNODA is setting themselves up as a top tier tool manufacturer. I like that.
I love flush cut pliers, that one is cool if it works.
@@aubreyleonae4108 surprisingly it works quite well 👍🏻. I’m impressed.
Hello again, Things Men
Thank you for another Great Video 👍 Question for you. I cut a lot cotter keys, will these hold up. If the holding clips can hold them in place. That could be a game changer. If the cotter keys are too tough for the tips, what kind of warranty do they have? Wherever you are stay safe and warm. Again thank you 👌
@@georgeferlazzo7936 thank you. Small Cotter keys might be ok but nothing thinker than the recommended wire size. Otherwise just grab some larger ones like in my first video on Monday. Those should do well. Thanks for your support 👍🏻
THANKS
@@aubreyleonae4108 you’re welcome!
Want the first one
@@aubreyleonae4108 the narrow needle nose?
The white parts on the flush cutter keep popping off (not falling off), but it would get unaligned which gets annoying. I would go for fujiya’s version where they don’t have a white holder, but a coating. It also sucks to put into a tool pouch since the white part gets stuck
@@agathahearth mine aren’t popping off. Are yours? They are screwed in. My needle nose set was falling off in the video but I managed to fix that.
@ the white part near the tip that is away from the screw. If you tried to slide it in your pocket or tool pouch, the white part would get lifted up and then you got this ugly mess. The white part would pop out of its circle and start obstructing your vision. For example I would zip tie cables to a cable tray overheard and the white parts would block my vision to see if the cut was going to flush or not
I have a couple of pairs of the IPS replaceable resin jaw pliers. The 6.5" needle-nose and the 8" slip-joints. They're pretty good, but I wouldn't mind trying some of the Tsunoda. I'll probably get the 12" water pump style next. I like that the IPS I got are black coated because I live in a humid region, and cleaning and oiling my plier collection all the time is a pain in the ass. It's not so bad with the ones I use more often. The replacement jaw pads are easy to find for the IPS on Amazon. I should probably go ahead and get a couple of sets to put back. Mine did come with one extra set each.
@@shadow7796 thanks for sharing. I like IPS pliers sets as well however I feel TSUNODA takes it a step above in most cases. I would suggest trying a couple out for yourself and report back. 👍🏻
Products made in Thailand will be called "TTC" without the word "King"
@@jodarksatanic666 👍🏻
keep your friggin’ hands still!
@@laok8021 sorry I may get a bit “involved” at times.
You can’t be done with Tsunoda! You never tried the TN-120 or PM-120
@@jeffreyepiscopo 6 videos in! 😂. Done for now but I’ll keep these on my radar for the next round. Stay tuned. 👍🏻
get a pop filter
@@louija3625 say what???
They look nice. But I just can't get over the fact they didn't even take the time to change the cardboard to write it all in English for the one's sold over here? Something so cheap to do. so it makes me wonder how they went cheap in other ways. I work in a heat treating facility. I can tell by this metal it's not very hard. Just my opinion by looking at it with years of experience
@@paul9912 I appreciate your opinion but they don’t put much English on most of their tool packaging. Now these appear to not be made in Japan but Thailand I believe. All of their Japanese stuff is very high quality and gets heat treated well. These show in this video might be a step down but not by much.
Not a fan of the white plastic jaw inserts coming off easily on that first pair you reviewed. Wonder if a pointed soldering iron through the back side could melt it to where the nubs expand enough to grip it better, and still be easy to pop out when replacing?
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Yea I think it was an oversight at the factory or they broke loose while shipping. I had much better luck heating them up a little and the squishing the pegs with a pliers. That then allowed them to squeeze in tighter and stay put. Small issue but nothing you can fix in a few minutes. 👍🏻
I used a couple dabs of superglue and didn’t have a problem after. Haven’t had to change them yet as I only use them in delicate situations but I imagine a pair of pliers would break the seal to change them if needed but they have held up very well so far
@@nachoisme 👍