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Old 06-09-2010, 03:34 PM   #1
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I was working with a guy the other day and he had the coolest set of channel locks. They were spring loaded. Once you have them around the nut, they lock automatically..then to release just let go of the handles. It auto adjusted to whatever size you needed. I asked him where he got them and he said they were given to him years ago. I have been to the box stores ( I know, I know) but I tried LeeValley tools and some specialty tool shops but they just look at me like I have six heads.

Has anyone ever seen these before? I would love to my hands on one.

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I never did like these. I prefer traditional Channel locks. Home Depot sells them too.

I bought a set of these for my dad when I was younger then about 10 years later he gave them back. I dont think I have them anymore I likely gave them away.
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