GEARWRENCH Adjustable Plier Rack
$18.95
Finish your all difficult works easily with the selection of this staggering GEARWRENCH Adjustable Plier Rack. Partially serrated blade.
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Description
The GearWrench Adjustable Rack is great addition to any tool chest. The space saving design and easy access will help keep your tool box organized. The adjustable fins give you the flexibility to tailor the rack to your specific needs.
- Adjustable fins for various size pliers
- Keeps tool box drawers organized
- Space saving design
- Quick drop in design
- Easy access
- Store pliers vertically
- Durable plastic construction
Additional information
| Weight | .9 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12.20 × 3.70 × 3.00 in |
| Compatible hand tool | Pliers |
| Hand Tool Type | Other |
| Model | 83129 |
| Tools Product Type | Tool Storage |
Reviews (12)
12 reviews for GEARWRENCH Adjustable Plier Rack
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Maddison McClure (verified owner) –
This rack lets you stack pliers vertically to take up less space in your toolbox. The dividers are on rails, so you can slide them to adjust for different thickness pliers. The adjustment has a good amount of friction, so the dividers stay in place, and the plastic is reasonably tough. This rack is a little less than 3 inches tall, and fits nicely in a 3 inch deep drawer. I use mine in the garage, but my wife almost stole it for organizing kitchen spatulas. I may have to get another one for the kitchen…
Clement McGlynn (verified owner) –
Great pliers rack and organizer. Has the ability to organize and store 12 pliers of varying widths due to the movable fence side panels. The base has wide and big footprint to sit securely in just about any tool box drawer without sliding around. Appears to be made of a durable plastic that should stand up to many more years of use with relative ease.
Tamia Turcotte (verified owner) –
This rack is constructed well and holds many different types of pliers and vise grips securely. The beauty of this set up is saving space, you can organize your pliers vertically taking up far less room in your tool cabinet or bench top. the downside is that if you use this in your rolling tool cabinet, you need a much deeper drawer to accommodate holding these tools on their side. not a bad trade off. There are many different versions of this on the market, but this is one of the better constructed versions that I have some across which translates into it holding up better under normal use. Nice addition to my tool organization
Mozell Pfannerstill (verified owner) –
This adjustable pliers rack is a pretty good addition to my toolbox. I never thought of using these before, but they are definitely a space saver. One can fit 12 pliers or other tools on this 12” long rack. The tabs are adjustable; therefore it is fairly easy to accommodate different tools. The height of the rack is 3” so it fits perfect on mid-small drawer. The rack should last a long time, however, it feels a bit “plasticky”. That being said, I think it’s worth buying.
Letitia Davis (verified owner) –
This rack is not meant to hang up; it’s to set in your toolbox or on top of your work bench. Its best use is for inside that toolbox so instead of each plier/wrench laying down and taking up all that room, you’re storing them vertically and freeing up a LOT of space. There is room for 12 pliers/wrenches. The dividers can be adjusted to accommodate different sizes. The dividers fit the rails very snugly so require some finesse to move (see photo); the divider wall has to be lined up evenly and then you need both hands to squeeze the wall forward. I tried using lubricant to see if that would have some effect on it and it doesn’t. You wouldn’t want the walls to move too easily or they wouldn’t hold your tools securely.The base is 12” X 3.5” and the dividers are 2.75” on the high side and 2.25” on the low side. The entire unit is made of plastic and while sturdy, if you put some effort into it, you could break it.
Celestino Schamberger (verified owner) –
Gear Wrench’s adjustable plier rack does exactly what it was designed to do. It holds your pliers and in my case also vise grips saving you approximately 50% space in your tool drawer. It does a great job holding pliers with rubber grips. Smooth grip pliers tend to slip out when you close the tool drawer a little to hard. That can be annoying. You could prevent this with some rubber or grip tape on the plastic rails. The plastic rails feel a little flimsy, but once you load them up with pliers they stiffen right up.
Lucy Little (verified owner) –
advertised as a pliers rack, however i tried it for that and found it kind of cumbersome for some sizes of pliers. for a homeowner that is not constantly using these tools it would be handy to store them conveniently. its a durable plastic and fully adjustable and can remove the unneeded dividers if necessary. you can attach it to a work bench or shelf using double sided tape or drill small hole and use flush head screws. i found it to be useful to hold boxes of drill bits and drivers in my shop, problem is i need to buy more now.
Kip Effertz (verified owner) –
Such a simple idea yet what a space saver. My top drawer is pretty deep but the space was wasted with my pliers strewn about. I could actually use a second one of these, but look at the difference. I can group similar pliers together, making them easy to find and easy to pick the right one the first time. And it frees up so much space to the right side. A second would truly clean up this drawer and allow me to store plenty of other items up there. Rack is heavier than it looks despite just being plastic. And the dividers easily slide left or right to accommodate various size tools.
Rudy Marks (verified owner) –
so love this cause now i dont have to look for pliers & other stuff i put in there..
Donnie Klein (verified owner) –
I am very pleased with the durability and ease of adjustability of this plastic plier holder. A nice simple way to save space in the draw of my tool chest while also being nicely designed to make grabbing of individual pliers, diagonal cutters, etc. easy. This product from Gear Wrench has twelve slots that slide along base to adjust width for holding an array of different styles of pliers and once adjusted to your needs the dividers stay in place. I believe this plier rack will last a long time and am curious to see what other products Gear Wrench makes.
Dorris Steuber (verified owner) –
This is one of those products that you don’t realize how much you need until you’ve got it. For something as simple as this plier rack, it’s a great addition to my garage. I have a few odds and ends pliers that I’ve kept in a drawer in my tool chest. This little rack has cleaned up that drawer and I have a few other items in there now. I’m not one to spend a bunch on organization, big shelving units, etc, but something as simple as this little rack can go a long way in helping you keep your tools organized.
Alba Durgan (verified owner) –
This rack is not meant to hang up; it’s to set in your toolbox or on top of your work bench. Its best use is for inside that toolbox so instead of each plier/wrench laying down and taking up all that room, you’re storing them vertically and freeing up a LOT of space. There is room for 12 pliers/wrenches. The dividers can be adjusted to accommodate different sizes. The dividers fit the rails very snugly so require some finesse to move (see photo); the divider wall has to be lined up evenly and then you need both hands to squeeze the wall forward. I tried using lubricant to see if that would have some effect on it and it doesn’t. You wouldn’t want the walls to move too easily or they wouldn’t hold your tools securely.The base is 12” X 3.5” and the dividers are 2.75” on the high side and 2.25” on the low side. The entire unit is made of plastic and while sturdy, if you put some effort into it, you could break it.