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Sears has the Craftsman Dog Bone SAE Wrench (also metric) on sale for $25 with free in-store pickup. Shipping option is $6. Features a built-in 8 lb. magnet and fits 8 SAE socket sizes: 3/8, 7/16, 1/2, 9/16, 5/8, 11/16, 3/4, and 13/16".
$25
My dog wrenched his bone and hasn't stopped licking it since.
#1 help him? anyways, lol. smart design, gonna try it.
What use is SAE nowadays?
i picked up one of these for $10 at tractor supply...it works well and built solid
What's the use of these? They can't go anywhere that a ratchet doesn't already fit. You also need extra headroom to lift off of the bolt/nut each turn (no ratchet here, remember?). A cheap box-end and crescent set (aka combination) is much more useful.
I found this useful when I was tightening a nut on a really long bolt...the bolt goes through the other end of the wrench where even a deep socket wasnt deep enough...yes I could have used just a regular wrench, but this is a quick and easy alternative when you have different sizes
#4 is spot on...i did the same, way before this burp thing was cool....It is not as good as a complete set of sockets, or a set of open end wrenches, but for compact design, and one tool you cant lose baconnaise off of, it does the job. So burp yourself.
When the f uck did the word i,t become a bacon filter?
#2 - I wouldn't bother on this one. I don't remember the last time I needed a socket wrench where there was room for a head that size.
It isn't bacon.it is what .it is. ->".it" = flaw in bacon.
not a good deal. I got one on sale in Sears for like $10 some time last year.
They're handy for when you get the nut/bolt loose you can turn the handle straight and spin it the rest of the way. Also works in the rare case where you can only get a grip at an angle where you wouldn't be able to get a box end on and an open end slips off too easy or where a socket and wobbly might not fit.
On the bad side I can see myself breaking these pretty easily.