Eclipse Carpenters Pincers - 180mm
Best current price£10.80from Amazon
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Amazon£10.80Visit shop Eclipse Red Professional Tools Pb807/11 Carpenters' Pincers 180Mm (7")
Visit shopAmazon£10.80Visit shop All Offers
4 offers from £10.80 - £17.75
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
AmazonEclipse Red Professional Tools Pb807/11 Carpenters' Pincers 180Mm (7")
£4.49 delivery
£10.80
Visit shop
OnBuy.comCarpenters Pincers 7" ( 180Mm) - Eclipse Professional Pb80711 5012095970651
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£14.87
Visit shop
eBayEclipse Professional 7"" Carpenters Pincers - Hardened Jaws,
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£17.75
Visit shop
Product Information
Full details
The Eclipse Carpenters Pincers are designed for professional carpenters, joiners, and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable tool for removing nails, tacks, and staples without damaging the surrounding timber. Offering a 180mm length, these pincers provide excellent leverage and precision for extraction tasks; however, users should note that they are specialized for pulling rather than cutting, as the jaw geometry is optimized to grip shafts securely rather than shear them.
All features
| Model Part Number | PB80711 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Eclipse |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these pincers suitable for cutting wire?
No, these are specifically designed for gripping and extracting fasteners. Using them to cut metal may damage the jaw edges.
Can I use these to remove nails from hardwood?
Yes, but use a small piece of scrap wood under the rocking point to prevent the pincer from denting the hardwood surface.
What is the primary benefit of the curved jaw design?
The curve acts as a fulcrum, providing the necessary leverage to pull nails vertically out of the material with minimal effort.
How do I maintain the grip on the handles?
The PVC handles are durable, but if they get greasy, wipe them down with a degreaser or mild soap and water to restore the tackiness.
Is this tool suitable for heavy-duty demolition?
While durable, these are precision tools. For large, heavy-duty demolition tasks, a larger crowbar or wrecking bar is recommended.
Troubleshooting
Pincers feel stiff or difficult to open/close.
Clear any debris or sawdust from the pivot joint and apply a drop of light lubricating oil.
The jaws keep slipping off the nail head.
Ensure you are using the very tips of the bevelled jaws and verify that the nail head is not recessed so deep that the jaw curvature is hitting the wood surface.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-leverage design makes removing recessed nails effortless.
- Bevelled jaws minimize surface damage to surrounding wood materials.
- PVC handles ensure a secure grip even in humid or dusty work conditions.
- Compact size fits easily into standard tool belts and pouches.
Cons
- Not intended for cutting through hardened metal nails.
- Fixed jaw design lacks the tension adjustment found in spring-loaded models.
- Limited reach compared to larger 10-inch or 12-inch pincer varieties.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
There is no complex setup required; these pincers are ready for use straight out of the box.
Compatibility: Use these with common fasteners including wire nails, oval nails, staples, and tacks. Avoid using on hardened concrete nails or masonry fasteners, which can chip the jaw edges.
Care Instructions:
- Wipe clean with a dry cloth after every use to remove sawdust and debris.
- Apply a light coat of machine oil to the pivot point periodically to keep the action smooth.
- Keep the tool in a dry environment to prevent surface corrosion.
- Store in a tool roll or rack to protect the precision edges from impact damage.