are these soft jaw vice grips or not? they came up in a soft jaw search but arent referenced in the descriptn & the only review states soft jaw missin
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I cut some rubber tubes that I can put around the jaws... & that enables me to use them as "soft jaw" pliers. That's a ninja technique!
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They are NOT soft jaw - just looks that way in the photo because it's so dark.
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U can not eat with them..they are for cosmetic use only.. til u get ur teeth fixed.. photo wise -and up close person to person wise awesome and Yes they were worth my money seeing they only cost 31 dollars..also I'm fixing to be buying a second pair.. so u tell me..she is right.. take ur time fixing them to fit right in ur mouth Cuz if not then they want fit right but it was easy for me.. I fit mine the first or second try making them fit perfect in my mouth
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the rear clamping jaw might be reversed. If oriented correctly, the jaw will close and hold something paper thin. If it is reversed, you just have to slide it off, flip it around and then you can close it tighter.
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No...very simple. Follow instructions provided. Took me a few minutes. You'll also be happy with them...they really stabilize your grip.
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I got mine yesterday (5/14/14), and the pin issue has been fixed. It has a bolt now like the picture in the description. I will try to upload a picture if I can figure out how, but at least the pair I got does not have a pin. I haven't used them yet, but they look and feel sturdy to me and the grips feel much nicer than my old wooden handle ones.
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If you look at the grips that are one the .45 that is beingshown you would think that those are the Pearce grips.But there not. The Pearce grips go under the grips that you see. The Pearce grips are a piece of crap. I would not recommend anyone to purchase Pearce grips withchecking them out with Pearce. I threw mine away theyserve no purpose. If you purchase "it's buyer beware". They are just bad grips.
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It boils down to how long the grip is that covers the handle bar. I ordered xl but I ended up getting small. By time I realized it, it was too late. Still usable I just have to adjust my grip shifters. If I can help any other way let me know. Can even provide pics if needed. They are deffinately worth the money though.
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Simmer down. These questions are answered by other customer and not employees. I can confirm that the tool I received is NOT the same as in the picture. Mine only does 1/2 and 3/4 and does not have replaceable jaws. But I knew that going into it so it wasn't a problem.
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When you loosen the main jaws, they are then able to rotate. There is a little marking band for accurate angle settings. I personally wish there was a way to loosen the jaws without it rotating. Gets a little tricky with heavier items.
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I think they should be called soft. That's what they are labeled and what I always use. Don't detect that they are any different than what I always use. Had a little problem with the first one I used. Some bristles came loose after a few brushings but, so far, that hasn't continued as a problem.
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I'm not really sure how it works, but I think it is because they are much thinner than all the other mouthguards we tried and because they are so thin, you get a much better fit. But you hafta be careful though. because they are easy to mess up. We messed up on both of them on our first try (they come in a 2pk), but the litebite people sent me free replacements and we got it right the second time. They work great.
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hello there. i think you send a message to me by mistake, i'm only a buyer not a sale representative. but maybe i can help you on those grip. i bought the standard large grip and found that they were pretty good size on my hands since i'm 5 feet 9" tall and average athletic build. if you are 6 feet tall or higher and have very big hands, then i would not recommend those grip. those grip are for medium size hand and will not work if you have very small hand because the grip will be to big. if you have very big hands, then keep checking on Amazon, and you will find some other grips that will fit you size of hand. hope those info will help you. best regards Steve Racine.
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hi Vanysha, this guard does help with TMJ stress by minimizing the negative effects of grinding and clenching. However, it is not meant correct or guide jaw position.Also, we didn't receive any emails from "Vanysha" in our system. Did you use a different name or email?ThanksSarah
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Hi, Miriam. Yes, these are the grips that my son's teacher used for him in his Special Needs classroom. He has Prader-Willi Syndrome with Autism - the PWS caused very low muscle tone and these grips really helped him in writing. I cannot find them in our area and order them from Amazon for him every Christmas. =)
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Can't answer that question Stephannie. Click on the product and see if there is any info at bottom of page. If I where to guess, I would say yes. That's all they are is soft tipped stylus's
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You can research more from Magpul's webpage here: http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG524/39. These aren't soft at all. They are made of Heavy Duty Reinforced Polymer according to Magpul's webpage. They are thin which I like for my medium shooting hands.
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Somebody else asked me the same question so I checked them out. They are too hard, firm and don't bend to be plastic in my opinion.Good luck,PM