Jaws' was the first film to gross more than $100 million at the box office. Its success continues to drive film release plans ...

If the Channellock is unavailable, we also like the Milwaukee 48-22-7508 8-Inch Wide Jaw Adjustable Wrench.It has the same length and the same wide mouth as the Channellock 8WCB, but the jaws are ...

"The big wrench piece was lovely,” Michael Krasik, a 75-year-old inventor, wrote in an email. “But I once made a couple of really big wrenches" ...

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 ...

A BioShock fan impresses with an accurate Big Daddy costume, crafted over two years. The costume features glowing lights, a hand drill, and an oxygen cylinder. With a BioShock sequel in ...

An adjustable wrench, also called a crescent wrench, is made from steel and features an open U-shaped end. One of the jaws on the U-shaped end is fixed, while the other can move to accommodate ...

But "Jaws" could just as easily be called the last hurrah of the old Hollywood. It was one of the last big films of the pre-CGI era: The special effects had to be welded, hammered and bolted together.

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 ...

“Jaws” ushered in the age of the blockbuster in 1975, changing the way movies were marketed and released – practices that were cemented into the framework for summer releases when “Star ...

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.