Discuss Channellock 426 Pliers

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The creator reviews the Channellock 426, the smallest in the set at 6.5 inches. He highlights its smaller capacity, approximately 0.87 inches, but emphasizes its usefulness for working in tight spaces, such as hooking up a half-inch pipe, due to its compact size.

Goal: The smallest Channellock 426 (6.5-inch) pliers are introduced, noting their compact size and suitability for tight-space applications.

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an inch and a half foreign these little babies right here are the six and a half 426s and I like them less than one inch right here I think it's like 0.87 or something that goes right for the capacity but for a tight little space man you could hook up a half a half inch pipe in a tight space with one of these and really they work very well

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