Bahco Adjustable Wrenches

[@artrock8175]

The symbol at 5:42 is used to indicate "standard" adjustable wrench mode (used on bolt heads). If you flip the jaw 180° and reinstall it, that 'bolt head' symbol will align with the measurement markings. Using the wrench with the serrated teeth is the "pipe wrench" mode used to bite into cylindrical shapes (shafts or pipe nipples). Anyone working in the automation industry where use of hydraulics and pneumatics are essential would see the value of owning a small form factor pipe wrench. The "pipe wrench mode" also works well on stripped hardware (machine screws or rounded bolt heads). I'd recommend picking up a 2nd one or buying an entire set with the dual purpose jaws!

[@bigjorden1]

broke my heart you didn't see it could be flipped around, its a great feature

[@jackscott5144]

How can he make a video on spanners and not know that literally the best spanner there 😆

[@leonw5165]

I was waiting for him to say so, useless

[@DangerousDaveyBoy]

flip it....... smh.. It HAS to be a troll.

[@claytoncarter3861]

It's not a design flaw that's a reversible jaw. It comes out so you can flip it and have regular jaws or the pipe jaws wich is for gripping round pipe and turning it with your wrench

[@unfilteredjamaican3478]

Thanks for the information!

[@claytoncarter3861]

Yes Sir friend! I've always used cheap Wrenches, Just got me a set of 12inch and 8inch Bahco reversible's for the tool box. I work in HVAC service and the store we use only has Bahco Wrenches. I love them now. Lol Nice vid and Wrenches brother

[@stefanosgeorgiou613]

Beat me to it was going to say surely someone has clocked that in the comments 😂 also the chrome finished ones spanners are nicer. Same code but with ‘C’ on the end. The (thin jaws) have ‘T’ on the end. Don’t think they do the thin jaws in chrome tho which sucks

[@janmller7537]

Not made in Spain but in Sweden. The company started back in 1886 and in 1954 they got the name Bahco (short for BA Hjort & Co). Don’t you use the name “Swedish wrench key” in US? I have Bahco wrenches inherited from my grandfather that’s about 60 years old and still going strong.

[@The_One-Eyed_Undertaker]

The brand is originally Swedish but this ERGO wrenches are now manufactured in Spain.

[@nomad90125]

I have 2 Bahco over 50 years old, were both made in Sweden. 👍

[@DangerousDaveyBoy]

The guy that made this video, owns good tools, but probably never uses them.

[@Nomad-Drifter]

You buy a tool and don't know its features... The jaw is flippable pal, the tooth end can be used on pipes. I'm guessing you were given them just to review and you don't really use them. You can tell size by looking at them if you spend any significant time with them.

[@Youronlydaddy]

He is the guy that outbids you on ebay even though he doesn't know what the hell is he buying and when he sells it he will describe it as something made of metal.

[@techti8792]

Cut the guy a break. Jeez. Lol. People.have to put on a gas mask to protect against toxicity from Tool and gear snobs like you.

[@ranacherian]

@@Youronlydaddy knowing how to use it is completely optional lol..

[@unfilteredjamaican3478]

What’s ya’ll contribution to society?

[@michaelb9664]

This is painful to watch.

[@unfilteredjamaican3478]

What’s your contribution to society?

[@oje101]

Wow. What uninformative review.. Do you use hand tools? And at what level.. you seem to NOT know what users are looking for in terms of info. Sorry.

[@unfilteredjamaican3478]

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