The Perfect Tool

[Tony Smith]

I need a Whitworth one, but I've never seen one.

[John Genereux]

Do they come in metric and S.A.E.?

[maple_leaf_eh]

Are there left handed versions, asks Ned Flanders of the Leftorium?

http:// simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Leftorium

[João Freitas]

No way with metric, sae, or others
This wrenchs are always forgeted at lowest part of toolbox, if one end is with rust and do not move, we have, possibly, the other end . . .

[Chris Suslowicz]

Originally Posted by Tony Smith

I need a Whitworth one, but I've never seen one.

You can use the next size up BSF version.

Chris.
(I'm still looking for one in BA so I can overhaul the turbo encabulator.)

[chris vickery]

If anyone needs, I have for sale:
1 metric ball peen hammer
1 cable stretcher
1 smoke shifter
1 bucket of steam
plus assorted odds, ends and do-dads.
PMs please

[Lauren Child]

Have they got one with curved jaws for rounded nuts?

[Chris Suslowicz]

Originally Posted by Lauren Child

Have they got one with curved jaws for rounded nuts?

Try looking under "Garden Tools" for a mole wrench - they're intended for getting moles out of your lawn, but work quite well on rounded nuts.

Chris.

[Lauren Child]

Originally Posted by Chris Suslowicz

Try looking under "Garden Tools" for a mole wrench - they're intended for getting moles out of your lawn, but work quite well on rounded nuts.

Cheers



-Lauren

[Peter Phillips]

My wife has a double ended tool just like that, its called a shoe! You can wear it and hammer with it.

Now go get me some hangar line and prop wash. We did send a FNG (no hook Private) to the CQ truck to get grass seed to plant over a trench we filled in; the CQ played along nicely I might add.

[maple_leaf_eh]

Originally Posted by Chris Suslowicz

You can use the next size up BSF version.

Chris.
(I'm still looking for one in BA so I can overhaul the turbo encabulator.)

When you find one, I have the manuals on lambskin vellum bound in four-ring binders.

Sometimes when doing manual labour, my mind wanders back to remember classroom lessons drummed into me by an old master craftsman.

'Fish or cut bait.'
'Use the correct tool correctly.'
'Filbert head screwdrivers for the adjustment rods to the variable volubility control panel.' and,
'Grapple grommets are not to be used as beer coasters.'

Why he thought the last one was important, I'll never know.