VANTRONIK Fuse Puller Insulated Non-slip Grip Handle 7.2 Inch Long for Cylindrical Fuse Cartridge Fuse And Bulb (Large)

Yes, I am. I have finished. My go-to tool of choice for a long time was a needle nose pliers, or a cheap plastic puller. These connectors are wide and include a cut-out groove that allows them to fit perfectly into tight spaces without bending stuff. Needless to say, the trouble with needle nose is that you have to bend the prongs on the circuit board when you put them into tight spaces. Additionally, I can push in the blade fuses more evenly with the wider diameter without one side dipping in at a time. This is the con I have. You can buy them for a low price. In their tang they are not even finished, and the tang is not protected by the plastic grips. This is made from plastic, like toy plastic. Magnesium is not used to make them light weight. The pliers are very lightweight due to their design. The problem is. Since these pliers are for fuses, I am crossing my fingers that they'll last a long time. And they were about HALF the price of another brand I saw on Amazon (hopefully the other brand is of quality for the Around 16 dollars were spent on It would have been possible to file down a needle nose, but there would have been issues with the blades tilting and bending. A needle nose pliers is wider than these line pliers are smaller. I think so. What you do is up to you. This may be of some help to you. 3. 5 (would have given 5 if better quality was used). The deadline for submissions is Oct 28,.

Watson GODDARD

| Jun 12, 2021

It is a little confusing to read the description and to see the pictures. From the photos, it looks like it will work with 1/4" fuses, but it's designed for larger cylinder This was a disappointment for me because I expected a fuse puller that worked for 1/4" fuses. It might be a good idea for the vendor to reconsider The description should be written. Furthermore, the design of the "jaws" makes it difficult to get around a fuse when it is tucked away in an inconspicuous place. It's not clear how the manufacturer could fix this issue, but a potential buyer should be aware of it. It is difficult to complain about the quality of this product, regardless of the above comments. It is well designed, sturdy, and has a good handle. With my comments above in mind, I think you'll find the product to be a good purchase at a fair price if it otherwise meets your needs.

Azariah Cummings

| Nov 12, 2020

My order from Amazon was the one I felt the most dumb for, out of all the products I have ordered. The main reason I bought pliers was that I could have bought 2 dollar pliers at my local hardware store. Take a section of the teeth and file it off, then call it a fuse puller. As for the grip for the fuse, I would have assumed the metal was cast in a particular way. In this case, that's not the case. You don't need to spend your money on this product if you have a garage. I'm giving you these pliers as a present so you don't have to make your own. There is no harm done by using them, and you can pull fuses with them too. reason for the stars I gave it is because despite the price, it does what it says it will.

Jacqueline Arnold

| Mar 22, 2021

This pliers are great for working with fuse boxes since they do not allow the fuse to twist and turn. My only regret is that I didn't have them sooner. My only option was to use needle nose pliers and I had to install the fuse from a bizarre angle and in a tight space. It kept turning despite being replaced with a fuse. To complete the job, I finally had to use needle nose pliers and then try to push the fuses in.

Evie Riggs

| Nov 20, 2020

There is much to be disappointed in here. Pictured was a pair of pliers that had a very nice cutout to fit Rather than what I had hoped to get, I received a pair of dollar store pliers that had been put on a grinder to make a poor attempt at what I had seen. They are scams like these that cause Amazon and its sellers to lose their reputation.

Rivka Harrell

| Jul 08, 2021

As you can see, it's a standard needle nose plier, and its teeth have been filed down by hand. It could have been done myself with a pair of pliers, which I have in my collection. I am returning it and buying another brand.

Crew Knapp

| Oct 21, 2020

Sadly, I didn't read the reviews before I bought these, but they are absolutely correct that these are a dollar store pair of pliers which appears to have been filed down by hand. The do work for pulling fuses, but a pair of toenail clippers would do just as well.

August Farrell

| Jul 06, 2021

Someone ground a slot in a pair of needle noses with a wide bill. It is actually a product I made myself years ago which worked extremely well I saw these and figured they would be better than my own, but they aren't.

Kyng Hoffman

| May 31, 2021