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How do you improve on what is already likely the world’s smallest adjustable-wrench titanium multitool? Well, Chinese company Titaner came up with a few ideas, which made their way into the manufacturer’s new TiSpanner 2.0.Continue ReadingCategory: Goo… Continue reading TiSpanner 2.0 adds extra functionality to a tiny adjustable wrench
What makes a compact titanium multitool stand out from the kazillion others that are on Kickstarter at any given moment? Well, an adjustable wrench is a definitely a rare feature, and that’s just one of the things you’ll find on the Ti EDC Wrench.Conti… Continue reading Titanium gadget throws a monkey wrench into the world of mini multitools
Yes, you’re right, there has been a glut of titanium multi-tools on Kickstarter and Indiegogo over the past few months. The TiSpanner is a bit different, though, in that it features a little adjustable spanner wrench.Continue ReadingCategory: Good Thin… Continue reading TiSpanner puts an adjustable spanner wrench on your keychain
We’ve seen some interesting spins on EDC wrenches before, but never did we think we’d call a wrench – fundamentally a utilitarian hunk of steel – “pretty.” The all-new Atom Wrench from the good Scottish Highlanders at Silver Fox fits the bill, however,… Continue reading Pocket-size titanium tiny wrench has functional artwork vibes
Although interchangeable-bit hex wrenches aren’t that hard to use, there’s always room for improvement … right? The designers of the Switch Hex T seem to think so, as their wrench features a carousel-like multi-bit rotating head.Continue ReadingCategor… Continue reading Switch Hex T wrench keeps six bits at the ready in a rotating head
There are now several cycling multi-tools that sit inside the bike’s steerer tube when not in use. The Granite Stash RT Ratchet Tool Kit offers a little something extra, however, since as its name implies, it includes a ratcheting socket wrench and nin… Continue reading Stash RT kit hides a ratcheting wrench inside your bike’s steerer tube
When [Hand Tool Rescue] came across a 1919 patent for a one size fits all wrench, he couldn’t help but recreate it. Described in the patent as “a new, original, …read more Continue reading One-Size-Fits-All Wrench Points to a Nut Job
[Ben Conrad] received an interesting tool as a gift that purported to be a better mousetrap. It was a crescent wrench (made by the Crescent company, even) that didn’t have …read more Continue reading Sliding Wrench Leaves a Little to be Desired
It is easy to not think much about common tools like screwdrivers and wrenches. But not for [Torque Test Channel]. The channel does a lot of testing of tools and …read more Continue reading Testing a Laser Cut Wrench VS a Forged Wrench
Let’s make one thing abundantly clear. We do not, under any circumstances, recommend you replace your existing collection of wrenches with ones made out of PCBs. However, as creator [Ben …read more Continue reading Ultra Cheap PCB Wrenches Make Perfect Kit Accessory