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For gripping the body of a T compression fitting, what about an appropriately sized and correctly adjusted set of mole grips?

As above you still have the teeth to deal with that'll mark up the body of whatever you're gripping.

I silver soldered some thick copper strip (3mm) onto the jaws of some pump pliers. Like a copper faced mallet it's mark free everytime no matter how hard you grip.
 
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