The Final SK USA 12" Adjustable Wrench...

[@tucker2980]

I buy lots of these old USA made crescent wrenches second hand. Never found any from SK, cool to see. Thanks for sharing.

[@EverythingIsPhysics]

Definitely didn't talk too long, I'm enjoying learning about these old tools!

[@filobeto1691]

The original Crescent brand switched from the wide jaw to the narrow jaw when they introduced their own steel alloy known as ‘Crestalloy’. I like the Jamestown version when working on plumbing, wider jaw holds copper fittings better. Like the Crestalloy for general mechanics for tighter access.

[@Donthetoolman]

Don't forget about dresser tools in the early 70's

[@Donthetoolman]

They wasn't the best thing for sk

[@gypsydildopunks7083]

Must be regional. I never see these in me area. Thanks

[@michaellindsay8934]

Great history lesson it's a shame they where not able to keep it here. Thanks Catus

[@markadams7597]

Great review, thanks. I've seen SK USA around; been using PROTOs for a while. They are tough and hard working (I have the set from 4" through 12" PROTOs).

[@tsl7881]

Pittsburgh that's American right? SK will be like Milwaukee, a few tools made here, but owned by a chinese company.

[@PelicanPoopof72]

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[@rightlanehog3151]

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