What do you do if you want a tiny little adjustable wrench? If you’re [my mechanics] you build your own. Where do you get the stock metal? Well, he started with an M20 nut. A few milling oper… ...

Adjustable Wrench. Trevor Raab. The adjustable wrench comes as close to being universal as a wrench can be. Among the simplest of wrenches, the adjustable wrench has a fixed jaw and an adjustable jaw.

The TiSpanner 2.0 retains all of the original's features including the star of the show, an adjustable wrench that opens 36 mm wide and is 10 mm deep.

The adjustable wrench does have some downsides, however. If you're trying to loosen particularly stubborn fasteners, the adjustable wrench can experience gripping issues, causing it to slip off.

The TiSpanner is a bit different, though, in that it features a little adjustable spanner wrench. ... The wrench on the TiSpanner opens 36 mm wide and is 10 mm deep.

The adjustable is almost a necessary evil, despite its bad rap for destroying fasteners. At least, it was a necessary evil; we're convinced they will all eventually be replaced with a pliers wrench.

If comfort and ergonomics are high on your must-have list, the new Code Blue line of Channellock tools is for you. With a thick and comfortable handle, the 12-inch Code Blue adjustable wrench also ...

That’s because the adjustable wrench is far more well-known by its other moniker: the crescent wrench. And while it might seem like the name is a nod to the crescent-shaped jaw of the tool, that ...

If you’re looking for a versatile, high-quality tool that combines the gripping power of adjustable pliers with the perfectly parallel grab of an adjustable wrench, we give a huge thumbs-up to ...