Plyworx Pliersrack PLR15 Plier Organizer - Sturdy Plastic 15 Pliers Holder Fo...

Having purchased many products over the years that look like a great idea and then turn out to be poorly implemented, over-hyped, or just plain cheaply made, I was somewhat skeptical when purchasing. When I received it, I was quite pleased with the feel of it. Yes, it is plastic but it is sturdy with a solid feel. I was half expecting something with that cheap, flimsy plastic feel to it.I then stood it up against the wall at the back of my workbench and proceeded to fill it with pliers. The product description says that pliers just automatically tilt back, and that is exactly what happened. A few of my spring loaded handles stood a little more upright than tilted back, but they were stable and not falling over.Other reviews complain that the slots on the right side are too narrow. They are a bit narrow, but I can still fit my normal pliers in them, and they are great for my smaller pliers.The only real issue I have after purchasing it is that I have now become embarrassingly aware of exactly how many pairs of pliers I own. I have one hanging from my pegboard over my workbench, and I am about to order another one for my tool wall (one wall of the garage covered in pegboard).I've seen some complaints about the mounting hardware for pegboards. I didn't use the included rivets as they weren't immediately apparent to me how they worked. I had some other plastic rivets that I used instead and this worked perfectly well. I have since seen the instructions provided by the seller (as an answer to a question here on Amazon) and the next one I order I will mount with the included rivets.This product did exactly what the description said it would, has good build quality and in every way appear to live up to the promises made. In short, the description seems perfectly honest, and I think this indicates that the seller has never had an actual job in advertising.photos: Yes, I have scisssors in the rack, and channel locks, and wire stippers, and even a Visegrip. The third photo shows some of my extra pliers (gotta buy another rack), and I have tried all of these in the rack and it holds them all wonderfully.

I’ve been searching high and low for a rack for my JEWELERS’ PLIERS that:1) holds them securely and neatly in place;2) transports easily, without pliers falling out—MAJOR for me (easily change project/work area);3) stands upright, for time-saving, effortless, identification/selection of what you need.4) displays each and every one at arms-length without having to lift a finger or search through a bag, box, or cluster/pile of pliers—a real time-saver!I’m buying another rack, since isn’t strictly limited to pliers.The ONLY thing that would make this rack more valuable to me would be to add a handle somehow that would allow it to be carried with one hand.

This product is fantastic! It’s sturdily constructed, mounts easily to a wall or in my case a french cleat, and is designed well. My only complaint, and the reason why I’m knocking off one star, is that too many of the slots are a bit too narrow for anything other than super small pliers. If your pliers are beefy or have cushion etc handles, there are only six or so slots that will fit them. Other than that, amazing product!

I was struggling on organizing my pliers in a small shop but this has saved me hassle and space. Would recommend it to anyone who likes to be organized

If you’ve got only a small workshop as I have, then you know peg board real estate is limited. Only the most frequently used items deserve the space. The PliersRack did help me out a bit.Pro – 15 slots for various pliers and suchCon – Tough to fill the smaller slots; might be nice to add a couple inches to the width, so the slots can be larger and accommodate more thick handled itemsPro – Easy to attach to the pegboard with the right hardwareCon – As other reviewers have noted, the plastic pegs purported to come with it sometimes don’t arrive with the unit – this looks to be a packaging issue, as the plastic wrap around the unit breaks easily, and that little bag of fasteners goes missing.Mitigation – The loss of the attachment pegs worked out well for me. I picked up a pop-rivet gun, and some tri-fold 3/16 pop-rivets, and that really did the trick. (Any excuse to buy a new tool.) Note that regular pop-rivets probably won’t do the job; the tri-fold variety is what you want. Both items are available on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083S9LMLH?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailshttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B084CBHLH9?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1Note the before and after pictures. By using the PliersRack and retiring the staple gun from the board, I’ve not only consolidated all the pliers (including items that previously had to be stored elsewhere), but have also freed up some space for something else, as priorities dictate. I know that free space won’t last, but I’ll enjoy it while I can.

They sell two versions of these, one with 15 slots and the other 16 slots. I bought the 15 slots which has wider spaces but not nearly enough. The lockjaw pliers has a 1-1/8 “ handle and just wont fit.I wish it had more wider slots like 1-1/8, more of the 1” slots. In the end I used this just for my smaller pliers and I will have to make one up for the larger handle pliers myself.

Overall, this is a great product.I picked up a couple of the Pliersrack 2 holders in 2020 and I am getting ready to order one more for more pliers that are currently just sitting in a pile.This worked amazing for organizing my old school, made in the USA Vice Grip collection.Also was good for tin snips, snap ring pliers, basically any sort of plier type tool.Prefer these over the wire rack type.