At 19:09 05/07/03 -0400, Scott Hall wrote:
> don't get me wrong, the macs do have squared
>handles for that occasional palm dent, but the snap-on oex wrenches seemed
>to have the thin rounded blade profile for that occasional palm
>dismemberment.
Anyone tried "twist shank wrenches" as seen at
http://www.sealey.co.uk/PLPagebuilder.asp?gotonode=ViewProduct&method=mViewProduct&ProductID=5621&ignorepromotion=true
. (You may need to register first then search for AK634).
My worry is that the twist may be a weak point and I would hate to have one
fail when exerting maximum torque. Still, the concept seems sounder than
"aerodynamic hammer shafts". IMHO the snap-on stubby combination wrenches
are about right. Strong enough and the finish makes them something that
Captain Queeg might have fondled...
Has anyone else found that the snap-on multi-position ratchet F872MP is one
of the great tools, in its own specialised field?
Nick Brearley
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