Craftsman USA Adjustable Box Wrench Review

[@stauguastine]

I have two of them that my sons got me for father's day a long time ago. As a mechanic I just never fond them that useful. I still have them in my box because they were pretty excited to find a tool to buy for me that I didn't have. They were a gift from my sons and will stay in the old Mac Roll Around until I die and one of them inherit them. lol

[@hoosierdiyguy6300]

They work pretty good as a punch holder 👍🏻

[@speakfreely.1776]

I have a set of those that I inherited. I use them occasionally to hold a bolt while I tighten a nut. They grip well.

[@JayMalone26]

These would be perfect for an oil change tech or as a handle for a chisel

[@MGJDMNJ]

Man it’s like you live in my grandpas tool box. All these old tools I have no idea about and you seem to have them all

[@Zindiekid]

This design is used on some firefighter hydrant wrenches. Works on the pentagonal and square drive valves

[@bigpicturethinking5620]

Bob villa pitched these so hard Nolan Ryan blushed.

[@willb3018]

Got a medium and a large one many years ago. Seemed like a good idea at the time. Ended up not using them much but still in my box and drag one out occasionally. They are well made.

[@2600_Josh]

I like how they don’t really wobble like standard but I don’t really use adjustable wrenches too often so when I do it’s nice that there’s a less chance the bolt rounds off

[@sotoo9645]

Craftsman had another model of similar design before this one. It's handle was much like other Craftsman wrenches and USA made (No.44663 & No.44666). Stanley had a version called "The Claw". I liked the Stanley over the newer model Craftsman, like the ones you have. I found the Stanley versions could handle a bit more torque before twisting the jaw protrusions.

[@soopadupa9424]

are they good? idek my great grandpas shed had 2 of these 43380 wrenches, also one thats just a little bigger, its in my toolbox at the shop idk the id

[@PreciStrike_96]

I could see this being nice for starting nuts so you can fish in somewhere without dropping it while you run a bolt in from the backside.

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

Hello again Catus Maximus and Tiny Thank you for another Great Video 👍

[@robertrada4783]

Man I forgot these even existed. Used to use them all of the time on ledger boards.

[@2600_Josh]

Best adjustable wrench that doesn’t round off a bolt

[@2600_Josh]

They haven’t caught on because of the size of them the only hold fasteners up to a Certain size and can’t be used on anything you can’t get the tool around so They were just fazed out for a lesser tool

[@gandhiatmaja]

nice

[@pennywise8182]

I love these Craftsman wrenches.....Nobody wants them so you can pick them up cheap for $1 or $2......I've got about 10 of them.

[@ChrisBrown-mo7fq]

I used them for a chisel holders

[@thegreatchickenoverlord5976]

Man why it all gotta be laser etched these days

[@fishyfool]

I love my box end crescents! Stanley has some too. Stanley is called "The Claw" They come in a 6, 8, or 10. They DO NOT just snap.

[@fishyfool]

Those are made by stanley

[@PelicanPoopof72]

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[@CracKOn559]

Aye i got those i have a small med and large

[@meeeoooow]

👩‍🔧🐈‍⬛

[@eddiethompson6165]

These were designed to hold chisels for those afraid of hitting there hand

[@sidwalker6902]

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[@marko11kram]

these were junk at the time, and though well made, are still junk as a useful tool. basically a nut holder - no more than that

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[@sidwalker6902]

In use video would be great, come on man.