This is NOT a hammer

Heyseed · Dec 26, 2016

The perfect Christmas present, it has metric one side imperial the other and comes in left and right handed versions.
Took my girlfriend out for dinner, it was an all you can eat crab leg dinner for $19.99, she was so hunger she ordered two.

Adirondack case guy · Dec 26, 2016

Soo,,, was she REALLY craby after the meal??? Maybe that wrench could have been used to adjust her atitude. HeHe
Loren

wilson ind · Dec 26, 2016

Hammers were responsible for more deaths last year than AR 15s

js305 · Dec 26, 2016

On a serious note (yeah, I know everyone hates it when someone gets serious...)

Klein tools started marking their "adjustable wrenches" several years ago with SAE markings on one side, and Metric on the other. The hype (no kidding here) was that the new combination wrench was more versatile. I suppose they thought everyone had two, one SAE and one Metric.

Ron Muhlenkamp · Dec 26, 2016

Good looking Blonde?

Greg K · Dec 26, 2016

It's missing the thin part of the handle that you pry with. I have an old 8" adjustable wrench that has a 9/16 hexadecimal hole in the end of the handle where most of them have a round hole to hang it with.

Larry EC-OH · Dec 26, 2016

Yeah, but when they start making a left handed one let me know.

Larry

markct · Dec 26, 2016

Left hand ones came in Ackerman tool kits,the thumb screw turns opposite way to open and close, a pain to get used to!

Ted in NE-OH · Dec 26, 2016

Is it left handed or right handed. There is a difference. In a left handed wrench the thumb screw works opposite.

Steve A W · Dec 26, 2016

(quoted from post at 21:18:38 12/26/16) Left hand ones came in Ackerman tool kits,the thumb screw turns opposite way to open and close, a pain to get used to!

Maybe I need a left hander, it seems I always go the wrong
direction first.

Steve A W

Ian Beale · Dec 27, 2016

IIRC from an about the 1960's Popular Mechanics an item of a major aircraft engine manufacturer speeding production by having left handed ones available.

My thought is that if an aircraft engine manufacturer was using nut f#^1ers then walking got a sudden attraction

RM-MN · Dec 27, 2016

That may be true but AR15's are so awkward to use to drive a nail or hammer on a chisel.

Dr. Walt · Dec 27, 2016

But these ARE Hammers . . . Specifically designed for the Mining Industry to be used for hammering when a "real" hammer is not available.

LOL

Doc :>)

Dr. Walt · Dec 27, 2016

RM-MN:

NO,NO, you don't beat it in with the rifle. You put the nail head into the Muzzle; put the Muzzle against the work-piece; and pull the Trigger. Let the projectile drive the nail. It even counter-sinks it for you. LOL

:>(

Butch(OH) · Dec 27, 2016

---AS SEEN ON TV!!!-----

wjytexas · Dec 27, 2016

Definitely not a hammer

Bill in IL · Dec 27, 2016

Yea, and that's a great one for the new apprentices. Ask them for a metric or standard cresent wrench depending upon witch side up they hand you.

Doug - Iowa · Dec 27, 2016

If you want to beat on something best use an AK they are used to it

This is NOT a hammer

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