Can This Tool Do What Snap-On Flank Drive Plus & Milwaukee Max Bite Couldn't?
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- Can This Tool Do What Snap-On Flank Drive Plus & Milwaukee Max Bite Couldn't? Cresent Locking Adjustable Wrench Review.
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I was looking on Amazon one night and came across a tool I haven't seen before. The price was right so I ordered the Cresent 10 inch Locking Adjustable Dual Material Wrench part number ACL10VS. I ran into a difficult job and my Snap-On Flank Drive Plus or Milwaukee Max Bite wrenches couldn't grip well enough to loosen it. I gave my new purchase a try. I figured either this tool is just a Gimmick or it will be a must have tool. Which did it turn out to be? Watch and find out.
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This is a 50+ year old design.
It went out of production for a long while. An old fellow showed me his pair when I was 18. He told me if I ever saw a pair, buy them. He swore by his. I finally found and old pair about forty years later. Now they are back in production.
I don't need them much, but when I do........
I'm the same. Don't use them often, but when I do, they are worth their weight in gold.
I have an old craftsman from sears long ago and absolutely love them!!!
I really like how they lock and bite. Are the craftsman ones any different? Thanks for watching and commenting.
I was working on a job for a few weeks and one of the guys had that locking crescent wrench and I ended up ordering them as soon as I could. I don't use them much but they are pretty handy in the right situation. I almost wish snap-on or someone else made a higher quality version of it.
I'm surprised Snap-On doesn't offer something similar. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Maintenance technician. The 3rd shift guy has em. I've borrowed them twice so now I gotta pick one up. Great tool
I'm very impressed with them. Thought they were going to be a Gimmick until they got me out of a pinch. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Would regular vice grips not have worked?
Yes but at the time I was still trying to save the line. I feared visegrips would have chewed the fitting up.
@@shanersmechaniclife3164 Can you explain the difference between using vice grips and this new tool? It seems like a cool tool. Deciding if I really need one.
Plumber: I have one...
Do you use them often?
@@shanersmechaniclife3164 sometimes.
Amazing idea.. poor execution!.. On mine the plastic goes beyond the metal in the handle. It feels cheap
I'm actually very happy with mine. Feels good in my hand. Do you have same brand?