Seems like a good tool for light or low torque jobs around the house. Would not use to work on cars at all due to the nature or the bolts on cars does not give you that much room to work with
Yes, Miss Host. Link us to your bike build video. I will watch! Seriously, this pair of wrenches is VERY similar to ones sold about 20 years ago on HSN, QVC.... eventually, they were a buck a piece in Walgreens..... They actually worked on larger fasteners, but there were limits. But they were a closed end-design. This is an open version, which potentially could be used on pressure lines. Only issue is the quality. I'll wait till they in the As Seen On TV Aisle
Crescent wrench made this invention 100 years ago. It’s called a adjustable wrench when you don’t want to carry a lot of tools. This is just a cheaper version gimmick. Buy a pair of USA made 440 channel locks adjustable wrench and a 8inch sk USA made adjustable wrench and you will be more than satisfied.=quality forever lasting. Supporting us workers
These wrenches have been around for 30 years. Nothing new. I had one in the 1980's. Mine was cheap stamped steel with closed ends(you had to place it over the bolt heard). Mine worked ok, as cheap as it was. If a quality company like Snap-on made these truly indestructible, they would probably be great. But all the companies that are marketing these, none are quality tool companies. They are marketing the gimmick aspect for an affordable price, instead of a top quality tool at a more expensive price.
I wish I still had those ones from back then. They are handy, and do save from carrying around an entire wrench set..... Stick the two in back pocket, and if they don't fit, THEN go to the truck for the more specific tool. When you go into a job with assorted tools in a tote, you want the most compact, general tools. But these tools look like they got a poor pivot and craptacular teeth on the handle's arc.
Lets see you remove a starter, water pump off an engine, or even a simple battery from a car or truck with that, it is a big joke if the bolt or nut has anything within a inch of it! In the bolt in a piece of wood world it works great, lol.
I bough these pieces of crap and they are basically useless. The smaller ones can not grip the nut or bolt head when it is tightened all the way down, and you need a lot of space to operate the tool. A typical bolt in a flange close to a wall would be difficult to tighten and impossible to loosen. Part of my job is final check-up to test if all the bolts, nuts, screws, strips, clamps or anything else is tightened sufficiently. To test the unit which fills a 20 foot container takes about 30 different tools and if I could most of the smaller spanners I could leave a couple of kilos of spanners hanging on the wall. For this specific job they were not suitable in any way. pay more and buy the Knipex pliers wrench. It works
@@citylockapolytechnikeyllcc7936 hi C L... ' who is a word - THEY -... i have 3 good multi tool wrenchs... 1- small 1- middle 1- big already in my channel video
Alright guys, I'm an ASE certified Master Mechanic, and I would love to try out this product if your willing to send me it for free? You probably won't though... Because you know it's a shit product.
Seems like a good tool for light or low torque jobs around the house. Would not use to work on cars at all due to the nature or the bolts on cars does not give you that much room to work with
Yes, Miss Host. Link us to your bike build video. I will watch! Seriously, this pair of wrenches is VERY similar to ones sold about 20 years ago on HSN, QVC.... eventually, they were a buck a piece in Walgreens..... They actually worked on larger fasteners, but there were limits. But they were a closed end-design. This is an open version, which potentially could be used on pressure lines. Only issue is the quality. I'll wait till they in the As Seen On TV Aisle
In the market of the malasiqui,pangasinan,philippines the price of universal wrench is 499.00 pesos in philippine money
Crescent wrench made this invention 100 years ago. It’s called a adjustable wrench when you don’t want to carry a lot of tools. This is just a cheaper version gimmick.
Buy a pair of USA made 440 channel locks adjustable wrench and a 8inch sk
USA made adjustable wrench and you will be more than satisfied.=quality forever lasting. Supporting us workers
And round off the corners of every cap screw head and nut.
The head is much larger then a conventional wrench so it will not fit most of the time
Just like every universal tool out there, this one is way too big to fit in tight places.
This tool will not work if the fastener is recessed. The handle has to be level with the fastener. If not, it's useless.
A chave é legal mais a camisa é muito legal se quiser mandar pra mim, eu quero.
nice. i buy on online, but it work only tightening, not loosing Nut or any other bolts?????
@Ceretic Of Elmet lol
hi H E...
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i have 3 very good tools in my channel video...
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Turn it over. Now it will only loosen, and no longer tighten.
These wrenches have been around for 30 years. Nothing new. I had one in the 1980's. Mine was cheap stamped steel with closed ends(you had to place it over the bolt heard). Mine worked ok, as cheap as it was. If a quality company like Snap-on made these truly indestructible, they would probably be great. But all the companies that are marketing these, none are quality tool companies. They are marketing the gimmick aspect for an affordable price, instead of a top quality tool at a more expensive price.
I wish I still had those ones from back then. They are handy, and do save from carrying around an entire wrench set..... Stick the two in back pocket, and if they don't fit, THEN go to the truck for the more specific tool. When you go into a job with assorted tools in a tote, you want the most compact, general tools. But these tools look like they got a poor pivot and craptacular teeth on the handle's arc.
How to avail or order
wow, metric AND standard adjustable wrenches.
that used to just be a joke - now it's reality!
Lets see you remove a starter, water pump off an engine, or even a simple battery from a car or truck with that, it is a big joke if the bolt or nut has anything within a inch of it! In the bolt in a piece of wood world it works great, lol.
This is for assembling shelves and other barely-handy jobs...... not for auto repair where you will need a long wobble extension and thinwall socket.
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I bough these pieces of crap and they are basically useless. The smaller ones can not grip the nut or bolt head when it is tightened all the way down, and you need a lot of space to operate the tool. A typical bolt in a flange close to a wall would be difficult to tighten and impossible to loosen.
Part of my job is final check-up to test if all the bolts, nuts, screws, strips, clamps or anything else is tightened sufficiently. To test the unit which fills a 20 foot container takes about 30 different tools and if I could most of the smaller spanners I could leave a couple of kilos of spanners hanging on the wall. For this specific job they were not suitable in any way.
pay more and buy the Knipex pliers wrench. It works
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both tools are not good products...
dont have a return spring
Ad good.product bad..Do not show why opening bolt.Why not open? My experience .... not open.
just use conventional tools which been used for hundreds of years. these are not worth the money by no means
The blue one is metric and red is sae
hi J J...
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i have 3 very good multi wrenchs...
th-cam.com/video/64sULF7DP_U/w-d-xo.html
in addition to thumbs up and down, they need a hahahaha laughing emoji response!
@@citylockapolytechnikeyllcc7936
hi C L...
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who is a word - THEY -...
i have 3 good multi tool wrenchs...
1- small
1- middle
1- big
already in my channel video
she said 1 universal tool but a 2 pc set
hi D K B...
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i have 3 very good tools...
th-cam.com/video/64sULF7DP_U/w-d-xo.html
There are two universes. The small one, and the big one
@@citylockapolytechnikeyllcc7936
hi C L...
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i have 3 good multi tool wrenchs...
1- small
1- m,iddle
1- big
These things are terrible tools.
Alright guys, I'm an ASE certified Master Mechanic, and I would love to try out this product if your willing to send me it for free? You probably won't though... Because you know it's a shit product.
Fake video