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Crescent Cee Tee Bare Metal Combination Pliers

Crescent Cee Tee pliers are proof that at least one manufacturer still markets bare metal-handled pliers.

Crescent has come out with new Pivot Pro high leverage pliers and cutters.

Here are some of my thoughts about long nose pliers. Which brands and features do you prefer?

Crescent has come out with a new multi-purpose cutter that works with interchangeable tool heads.

We found it pleasantly surprising that the local Home Depot is now carrying USA-made Crescent adjustable wrenches.

Over at Woot, there’s a great sale on Armstrong locking pliers and socket sets this week. Deals end Aug 30th, 2013.

Crescent’s Flip and Grip ratcheting wrenches fit a wide range of fasteners and fold up into a pocket-friendly size.

A new Crescent ratcheting adjustable wrench just hit the market. What do you think – potentially functional or gimmicky?

The new Crescent Odd Job multi-tool is an all-in-one solution for homeowners.

Crescent’s new Code Red adjustable pry bar and puller is a multi-functional sidekick for demolition and renovation work.

This Crescent Double-X pliers 2pc set is inexpensive and could come in handy when working in confined spaces.

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