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bookmans
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Posted: May.20.13 at 6:04pm \| IP Logged

Greetings,

I am new here, and excited to have such a resource.

I am currently looking to purchase some nice new swedging pliers.

I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations as to what they have found to be the best, or also any they find to be the worst!

Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks so much!

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Posted: August.16.13 at 7:12am \| IP Logged

I've heard good things about the JL Smith pliers. Have not used them.
I personally already used the hole pliers that Allied sells, but I did have to do some customization to smooth out the channels.

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Posted: September.26.13 at 9:57am \| IP Logged

Thanks! That's what I had decided on. But they've been on backorder for ages now. Someday I'll get them......

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