Great innovative products. It's amazing how many different products there are to do the same thing. I have used a couple of those in the past and none have ever really worked as good as the original crescent wrench
My Dad had a quali-craft wrench but I never liked it. The slider would always seem to stick somehow and it was hard to really get the jaws snug around a bolt.
I use the red handled crescent and disappointed with it. It unlocks itself from the position whether by itself or when your fingers unlock it in tight spaces.
...Have you tried one of those Stanley "locking plier" adjustable wrenches? Don't know the model number, but Walmart has them, about $11-$12. They look like they might be handy, but I am reluctant to buy one due to my poor experiences with "innovative" type tools.....
I have seen those the crescent wrenches with Vise grip locking handles they seem interesting but a bit cumbersome that is why the wrench pliers are much more popular they're a lot easier to use
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What a great review man. Love the old school wrench
Great innovative products. It's amazing how many different products there are to do the same thing. I have used a couple of those in the past and none have ever really worked as good as the original crescent wrench
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Very useful information, Thank you for all the info.
thank you, very well presented.
It's really neat engendering 8:05 burp...
Interesting seeing a Meadville wrench. I restored a Meadville vise a time back; had no idea they even made wrenches.
I never knew they made vises maybe I'll get one someday
My Dad had a quali-craft wrench but I never liked it. The slider would always seem to stick somehow and it was hard to really get the jaws snug around a bolt.
Thanks for the great vid
Thank you
Unique finding video!
I bought a shifter that has a 3/8” ratchet on the end
I use the red handled crescent and disappointed with it. It unlocks itself from the position whether by itself or when your fingers unlock it in tight spaces.
Another awesome video Catus Maximus. have you tried an Ares stubby style adjustable wrench by any chance? they look great
I have not I'll take a look at those sometime
so is there any good one?
Do you know of any companies that still make that vintage style wrench?
Where can i get a original style one
...Have you tried one of those Stanley "locking plier" adjustable wrenches? Don't know the model number, but Walmart has them, about $11-$12. They look like they might be handy, but I am reluctant to buy one due to my poor experiences with "innovative" type tools.....
I have seen those the crescent wrenches with Vise grip locking handles they seem interesting but a bit cumbersome that is why the wrench pliers are much more popular they're a lot easier to use
Adjustable wrenches Very popular and universally hated... I like Milwaukees adjustable wrenches, they have 5 instead of 3 threads on the screw
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Like the letter then the thing you camp in
I had a crescent brand ratcheting adjustable wrench. Threw it in the river. Screw that wrench.
d 2 after seeing this review, im not so sure id buy anything crescent after seeing this review
Video needs updating; neew models exist. THX
Wow he destroyed every wrench
:)
Knipex bether in world Germany tools are biutiful and got quality.
Knipex are pretty nice but Clines are also exceptionally high quality and Klein was founded by a German immigrant
It’s amazing how many people don’t know how to use an adjustable spanner and end up using it upside down.