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Interesting plumber's tool for under the sink

I've tried using them before (something like it only steel) and I still mashed my knuckles. Most sinks today (including the ones I buy) are 9" or deeper and it's a mother getting up there.

I find it 10x easier to pull the sink (if a faucet upgrade), or install the faucet before hand.
 
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