Posted by rrlund on December 26, 2010 at 07:42:50 from (216.46.212.172):
Another "why didn't I think of that". My son got me a wrench for Christmas. It's a combination of wrenches that I'd never have thought of marrying up. It's made by Stanley,so looks like pretty decent quality,but it's a 10 inch cresent wrench with a vise grip handle mounted to it. There's just ever so little play in the screw part that adjusts the cresent wrench,then when you clamp down on the vise grip handle,it tightens the jaw down real good and tight. Once you break the bolt or nut loose,you can loosen the screw up a tad and use it like you would a normal cresent wrench. Darndest thing I've seen in a while!
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