I had a brand new 13mm Snap-On wrench that the box end was just a round hole. Wanted to keep it for a conversation piece but the dealer took it from me to warranty it out.
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I had a brand new 13mm Snap-On wrench that the box end was just a round hole. Wanted to keep it for a conversation piece but the dealer took it from me to warranty it out.
Dude... you didn't know about the Snap-On hole-in-one contest they ran several years in a row? You got had.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
You mean that wasn't just to make it easier to hang on the pegboard? [ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
As others said tool for pressing or custom made to fit a bolt that was too close to the wall. Rather than wrench with an open end he made a custom wrench.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
My dad has tons of wierd tools. Wierdly welded wrenches. Sockets that have been cut and welded to a tube and some ground down offset box wrenches for those pesky fasteners.
Keep it, you may need it and don't know it yet.
Isn't that how Howard Hughes made his millions at Hughes Tools?
Harbor freight wrenches are the best for grinding down to thinner size. So cheap you don?t care about taking a grinder to them. This is how I made a wrench for flash hiders.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erni
Fromunda your what now?Quote:
Originally Posted by whitewalrus
Giggle
Howdy.
10 minutes, 7 lbs of chuck roast, 3.5 lbs of beef brisket, 1- STX-3K grinder and we have enough freshly ground beef to last us till labor labor day.