REMOVE DAMAGED SCREWS!! Vampliers (Made in Japan)

Looking for a really easy way to remove damaged screws? You just found it! (Links below...)

For years I thought that the "Vampliers" were a complete gimmick --- but after Vampire Tools sent over the current lineup for us to try out (5 different versions), I can say without a doubt that I was completely wrong.....they work GREAT!

Although they don't work with hardened screws or ones that they can't grip onto (flush/recessed), for the vast majority of screws & small bolts that we tried them out with....they constantly were able to remove them all.

Time = Money.....how long did that last rusty/stripped out screw cost you? With these it will really speed your repairs up & you won't waste time dealing with one damaged fastener.

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[GRHD]

You and TonyTheTechnician are my favorite tool reviewers. Both have covered these pliers. It's a bummer you haven't made more videos.

[haywardsautomotive]

I have the entire set and love them. I use them all according to the screw head size...well worth the $$.

[mrmerhtin]

OMG I have that spring version and I thank you for sharing that tip of removing the spring!

[justinserosr]

Nice. Finally someone did a Indepth review. They look like they will do the job

[boostedwolfie]

You unscrewing the screw at 5:00 was the most therapeutic thing ive seen this week.

[roywhitt]

They work great on carpet cleaning machines that are truck mounted, been using them for a long time. Well worth the money!

[johneye]

I use these on aircraft every single day. They are worth every penny.

[krazyfiend]

I've been using two of these for over a year now-- they've helped me out of situations that I thought only drilling out the stuck screw/bolt would resolve.

Great review!

[snarlingrabiddog]

I've had these for a few years and they work REALLY good! Very high-quality.

[nutzgunz]

They need to make a vice grip version.

[Traderjoe]

I have the lineman’s version and it works fantastic and is a good addition to your arsenal.

[gilbertgonzalez]

At first running into these pliers on line, my first impression was that they looked cheap, gimmicky and toyish like. Boy was I wrong. After buying the most common pair, spring loaded set, I was more than impressed. They really deliver with a punch. They have permanently kept a secure place in my Veto Pro Pac. How the teeth grip, and how they don’t wear., performance is impressive. I do have one complaint, after owning 4 sets, the material used on the handles is not the best choice for these pliers. They seem to scuff up, scratch and wear soon after you start using them. These pliers will be abused, so you want a handle as you would find on a pair of Knipex comfort grip or Klein journeyman pliers. If they would make that change, then these pliers would be perfect. NWS, Knipex nor Klein do not have a pair of pliers that do what these Vampliers do. So hopefully someone is Just my personal opinion.

[BrenticusMaximus]

I am glad you reviewed these and were able to change your mind, these really are a useful tool that serve a purpose regular pliers do not. I own the spring assist pair and have found them very useful, comfortable and solid. Merry makes a pair of vise grip damaged screw pliers, the pair I received was damaged and seemed poor quality, I wish Vampliers/Engineer(same pliers) would make the vise grip style damned screw pliers as I feel their quality is very good. Thanks for another great review 🙂👍

[blkbyrd]

I have the spring assisted pair and they are an absolute life saver. I use these on the aircraft I work on all the time. They have an incredible amount of bite and can really turn hard if some idiot before over torqued the hell out of something.

[RGSABloke]

Yet another useful video, I passed on to my friends. Thanks for posting. Kindest regards. Joe.

[NSNorfolk]

I own a pair with the spring. They work fantastic and have saved me a lot of work by not having to drill out a screw with a stripped head. So far, its been a 100% success rate.

[heavychevy]

most of my work (read; hobby) involves old rusty muscle cars... im thinkin the linesman pliers might be the best fit (?) rekon theyre goin on my to-get-wish-list... & i haveta admit, i to thought they looked "gimmicky" at first glance, so its nice to know they actually work as advertised ...so thanx for the in depth honest review man!

[DA-zieq]

Instant like. All your reviews are worth watching.. Keep up the great work. Ohhh yeahhh

[emiliog.]

I like the new Knipex Twin Grip pliers. Vampliers and Engineer tools do make various sizes.

[tylerbowles]

Just bought them, excited to try them