This wrench has the jaw capacity of a much larger model, plus smooth jaw adjustment and a comfortable, padded gripping area. This wrench has a wide jaw but lacks a padded handle, and the jaws are ...

“My big wrench is 36 inches long and was a real construction tool in its day (with 3-inch and 3.5-inch jaw openings),” Krasik wrote. “It is a heavy piece of metal at 34 pounds (just weighed ...

This Crescent Adjustable Wrench looks like the others but performs so much better. The secret is in the Quick-Fit jaw: <a href="https://www.crescenttool.com/all-tools ...

One of the jaws on the U-shaped ... to misplace one or more wrenches in a set. Finally, hand tools aren't suited for every application. If you're considering a big upcoming project, the best ...

Wright has unveiled two adjustable wrenches for construction. These include an extra-slim jaws wrench and a reversible adjustable wrench, both with extra-wide capacity. The line previously ...

Generally, if you've got a wrench with vertical, smooth. adjustable jaws running sideways to the handle (like the one seen at the top of the article), it’s a monkey wrench.

Jaw design can influence the strength of open-end wrenches. “Every so often some wrench manufacturer comes out with a V-shape in the back of the jaws on their open-end wrenches,” says Tom ...

In either case, because the jaws looked like a crescent moon, Peterson named it the Crescent wrench. The tool quickly earned the respect of tinkerers, professionals, and luminaries.