Best Long Nose Pliers - 7” & 9” Snap-On Talon Grip Long Nose Pliers
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- 7" & 9" Talon Grip Long Nose Triple Slip Joint Pliers LN46ACF & LN47ACF.
7" LN46ACF: shop.snapon.com/product/Combi...
00:00 Intro 9" Talon Grip
01:46 Talon Grip/Cross-hatch
03:02 Triple Slip Joint
04:29 Coin Test
06:05 7" Talon Grip
07:38 Fuse Puller
09:43 HJ47ACF
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Great to see snap on innovating again I love my pair.
Glad you like them! I do as well. Thanks for watching! 👍
Beautiful, useful tools. The 7" are my go to plier.
Same here! Thanks for watching! 👍
Great review! I got the set, and I'm still discovering features on all of them.i found that the needle nose ones are great to pull worn-out screws, nails or bolts from tires so i stuck them in my plugs bag
Thank you. Those are some great examples. Except grip on them. Thanks for watching!
I do believe that Snap-on is one of the highest quality of tools out there. And a purchaser will pay for a quality tool that will last for a while. But as a simple DIYer. I can’t afford it. For a professional working in the automotive industry, they could probably afford them and it would be used throughout the mechanics career. But I can’t justify for myself the cost. If I had the resources to purchase Snap-on, I probably would. However, I’m sure these pliers are of the highest quality. Thank you for sharing 😊
Thanks for the feedback. They do cost more and they are USA made but all tools end up benefiting in the long run as we see new ideas develop. Thanks for watching!
Worth every penny, for both
Thanks for commenting! They are nice!
Great video great pliers
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
I own a LOT of tools. More than many believe when I tell them and then they see it. I only own one snap on tool and it’s the 9 inch version of these pliers. Worth every penny. Getting the 7 asap.
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
Do you think the 9 inch is the way to go for your first set? Or do you regret buying 9 inch before 7s?
@@PK-zf9wm So I actually bought the 7inch ones shortly after I left my comment. For my preference if I could only have 1 it would be the 9inch and I would buy it first again. I suppose it depends on your intended use, but I have other pliers that could manage what the smaller ones do but none that could match the larger pair. And I have an obscene collection of pliers for a DIY guy.
@@PK-zf9wm Depends on the use, If I had to get one, it would be the 7”. Thanks for watching! 👍
After years of not innovating, it’s really nice to see him come out with something like this. I love my pair ironically use them for pulling fuses today and then I saw the video afterwards. Good for pulling. I’m not so good. Putting them back in.
I got the 46 because the smaller size works better for me. Great comparison. Ty
I use the 7” the most, they are handy. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching! 👍
You are one of the only other people I've heard actually refer to this type of pliers by the correct term of long nose pliers and not needle nose pliers. Most use the two terms interchangeably which they aren't
lol, Yes I noticed how the manufacturers referred to them. Thanks for watching!
I think the Snap-On(Talon grip) is the best. The shape, the grip etc.
Yeah..not cheap; but for so many years..(so than it's "cheap")..
I gonna buy one.
They are nice. Great way for snap-on to attract new customers. Thanks for watching! 👍
I wish harbor freight would rip these off for an icon variant
They probably can't because they are new and the patent probably has not expired. I'm sure they would if they could. They are very popular. Thanks for commenting and watching!
Soon hopefully. No truck near me and I’m not paying for ridiculous shipping charges so
I can get a pair of pliers for a hundred dollars.
Coming spring….
Your wish is their command lol
Yes I saw that!
My 7”s line up perfectly and have no play, but I picked up the best pair on the truck the other one had play
Thanks for commenting. Nice when you can choose a pair!
I wish Knipex could come out with a "copy" of these pliers, because snap-on isn't available in my country.
It would be interesting to see a Knipex design of this.
They have a baby set now! Just came out in a set of 3 pliers. I paid 120 for the set off the truck. Love every size
I saw they have a 4” now. Appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching!
I really like the shorter ones but I’ve yet to find my local snap on truck! I assume HF is only making the longer ones just like they did with the knipex pliers wrench icon 10 inch version. Once HF makes the 4 inch cobras and pliers wrench, they’ll probably take a lot of sales there.
I saw that Harbor Freight has one coming out and you are probably right, probably just the larger version will be available. 👍
4:45:
"I thought that was a marketing gimmick at first".
Uhhh. Yeah, man. It is. lol.
RUclips user DIY Diesel released a video where he does the coin test literally with a 8 dollar pair of Pittsburgh needle nose from Harbor Freight. lol.
Those Snap-On pliers are worth every single penny. But they are not unique in gripping precision as is evident by DIY Diesel's video. It's their pattern of tooth design on the inside gripping that's worth marketing, not the fact they can pick up a coin. lul.
Anyway, good video. Keep up the good work. You've got a new subscriber.
The video I'm talking about is titled "ICON Pliers (Coin Test) Will They Perform Like Snap-On Pliers??? (Suggested to Buy Snap-On LN47ACF)"
I saw that video. I'm sure it's a marketing move and apparently a good one lol. I agree on the tooth design. Thanks for commenting and thanks for watching!
I’ve got the smaller ones and the fact that they don’t line up bothers me to no end. $80 for misaligned jaws
Yeah I’d like them tighter. Best bought on the Snap-On truck. Thanks for watching and commenting! 👍
I can see some benefit to having a nose that's more acute. It's a feature, not a bug!
But shame they're designed squared, marked among the highest price points, and ground so poorly.
I talked to Snap-On, they said they’d likely send me a replacement. Thanks for commenting!
I was looking at getting both the 9 and 7 inch versions and looking on Snap on website I noticed they didn't give a price or availability on the site for the 7 inch but a note to contact your dealer. Now sevthe red 7 inch only on the website. Seeing the play or mis-alignmen of the 7 inch on your video wonder if they have a manufacturing problem/ , Quality control issue
They had 3 colors in the 7" last week with the orange and green on backorder and now they only list the red. Hard to tell what's typical without having more samples of the tool. Thanks for commenting and watching!
Its a decent plier, but I honestly grab some no names I use just as often. The coin grab trick to me is just a trick, do not think I have had anything to were these will magically hold and others won't. Just because its usually already to heavy or stuck somewhere I cannot get that angle to do so. Fit and finish, yea its usual snap on, pretty dam good for a pair of pliers, and instant pitting even doing oil rub downs after use.
Agreed. The crosshatching does really improve the grip as well as the slip joint. USA Milwaukee pliers also have great crosshatching grip on long nose pliers. Thanks for watching. 👍
@@projectpinehills It does do a good job at that extra grip under other circumstances. I have a few from knipex and vamplier. I think our of the slip joint style it's my favorite because of the 3 positions instead of the usual 2.
When are they gonna release the 7 inch in green? They have in red but I fancy the green more
Good Question, I think they are having trouble keeping up with demand.
my large ones don’t line up exactly either. one of those things i guess kind of random
I guess so. I called them and they sent me another pair that were looser but they have some play. Thanks for watching!
I had a pair for a bit from eBay because snap on is crazy with their shipping, but yeah, fit and finish is meh from the few I’ve seen around
Thanks for sharing and watching! 👍
These have replaced my needle nose for many applications
If I could only have two pairs
I would have the cutters and a pair of these
The 9” I’m guessing or the 7”?
@@projectpinehills either
Thanks for the feedback!
@@projectpinehills I would also recommend the 10" knipex cobra
Bare in mind that this is for the absolute minimum/starter set
I agree
Wondering what the groves are for..
Groves?
@@projectpinehills yup. The pair I have there are grooves at the very top that go up the side and back of the very top. I'm thinking they may be for bending a loop for electrical connections. Maybe they don't all have them..
is it 7 inches??? thanks
I show both of them. 7 1/4”. Thanks for watching!
thanks
Yeah I forgot to measure the 7", good catch! lol
I can pick a nickle up off the floor with the snap on pliers .
Good for you! Keep it up 😁
Sold! Take my money!
I do lIke them and I see Harbor Freight is going to copy them next year. They displayed them at a trade show this year.
@@projectpinehills I just picked up a pair form the truck. I can try them out tomorrow. We don't have Harbour freight in Canada unfortunately.
Man! My ln46acf are awesome but the cutters dont cut for shitt they were machined over too far and barely make contact which sucks cause all my other slip joints cut just fine even tho its kinda a caveman tool for makimg cuts but might try to warranty. My dealer is cool. And i like the orange pair might get a 47 pair in orange or power blue
Good deal, hope the warranty works out. 👍
If you need the snap-on “gap” to remove a fuse... You have another issue on your hands 😂
I’ve never seen a fuse being removed from the side, usually you grab the centre (how fuse pullers work)
Thanks for the fuse pulling feedback lol, yes you can pull from the center haha! Thanks for watching! 👍