Vamplier Pro unboxing. Snap On doesn't come even close at Last Best Tool 

I've wanted some Vampliers ever since the first time I saw them! I think it was on Bearded Seabees channel. Adam Savage says his favorite pliers are the Engineer Pliers. I will have a pair (Someday)! 🔨👍😁👍🔧

Just arrived home to find my 9inch vampier Linesman waiting for me. I’ll let you know how they are Doc. They are the big brother of those ones, and as a Journeyman Electrician by trade, it means they are about to be christened tomorrow. What fun!

pro tip.... buy engineer instead (same product cheaper price) also.... the ones you have are great but i find the locking pliers and slip joint ones the most useful. the water pump style ones are really great too

And they are cheaper under the ‘Engineer’ brand. Handles are green not red. Now try and get it taken care of under warranty.

That lock mechanism is actually Spyderco's proprietary lock design, and its actually much stronger than a liner lock. Being located in the spine of the handle scale allows an extended portion of the liner to be wedged between a small cutout in the tang of the blade and the stop pin... It's called a compression lock.

Thanks for showing us those pliers.

They really are a treat to use on loctited Japanese bike carburetor screws. Truly amazing.

The biggest problem with Snap On is their insanely inflated price. The tools are generally good quality, but I'm not paying that premium for the name when something like this preforms just as well or even better.

I've been using the Engineer version as my main pliers doing electrical work for about 4 months. They're great, but the t shaped handles did nothing to prevent the handle scales from sliding off. I had to use E6000 to get them to stay on.

Would be great to see these compared against the Knipex TwinGrips for this purpose instead of (or in addition to) the linesman, SnapOn, etc.

Sweet knife. I currently have 5 spiderco knives and a bunch of other brands but I've not seen that one. Very cool. I love the compression lock! Nice pliers to!

My only gripe with Vessell,Vampliers and others, is that the steel used is too soft or not hardened properly. I’m looking at the 3Peaks Japan pliers.

The Wolf Spider is a scandi ground knife and the locking system is a compression system hope that helps

Prefer the VT-001-9 to the VT-001-8

Imagine these pliers with a force multiplier like bolt cutters have.

I love Vampliers. You should try Matco's locking flex head ratchets with the comfort grip. Best ratchets in the world; especially the black ones:)

I've the green engineer version, love it!

How about high-leverage screw extraction pliers? Sometimes the screw extractor pliers slip, but if they were high-leverage too, they would grab even better.

I ordered a vintage new in box kershaw DWO off ebay from a seller in colorado, it is currently in Rochester New York while I am near Salem Oregon =/ hopefully it reaches me! its a week over due and items I ordered earlier and later have already arrived =/

Engineer make some very good tools. Have a look at the vessel ball grip screwdrivers and impacta ones very handy

Great video love the knife talk before every video!! Definitely a great plier!!

Same $$ and buy Engineer. The green color is also way cooler.

I can see you admire small tools. Have you had a chance to play with Chris Reeve Small Sebenza?

Hi, interesting video I am a lover of hand tools; he can put links of the tools used in the video the pliers the knife and also the screwdriver and other tool that he used to pry; thank you very much

Great video

I love a good unboxing !

Nobody gonna say anything about the ez rip line on the amazon bags? No knife needed 😂

Nice Rolex Submariner

Would these work for tying tie wire on rebar work?

Let’s see a video on that watch 🤤

What is the part number to the snap on high leverage pliers?

I own and enjoy using a number of different Spyderco knives, but that one doesn't tempt me at all. Sharp corners on both ends of the handle and impossible for left-handers to use. I'll pass.

How do you like the snap on linesman pliers? Are they comparable to Klein’s?

Cool! Just need to work on your camera angles. Your arms often block the view of your demonstrations.

Okay

Impressive.

Considering the use of a screwdriver for a pry bar is an attitude for home workshops that don't use tools daily for a living. I would bet a years pay that at least 98% of mechanics have screwdrivers dedicated to prying and chiseling. Also sockets used as drivers along with wrenches and sockets ground to fit a purpose. When you have to get a job done you use whatever it takes especially when your away from the shop and you run into non textbook situations which seems like the only thing I get anymore. Rust, corrosion and previous handy work are just some of the culprits that create these situations.

😎😍😎😍😎

Cute used to describe manly tools? 🤦🏻‍♂️

Fujia pliers made in japan blow knipex and vampliers away

Gross

Went ahead and unsubscribed. Enjoy the tool reviews however when I have to wait through a knife review first....not worth it. Thumbs down.

This guy does a lot of talking and philosophical explanation and zero actual work with the tools to prove their worth

Guy talks pish!