Knipex Improvement On The Crescent Wrench

Buoy.... Tuff crowd. :B

Crescent is a brand. Adjustable end wrench is what it is.

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Crescent is a brand. Adjustable end wrench is what it is.

Geeze, everybody knows that but it sure isn't what they're referred to by people who use them as tools. "Hand me that adjustable end wrench." Naaahhhh, I don't think so.

Go to the Fridge (Frigidaire?!?) heavens that's a brand name contraction.....

"Honey, go to the freon compressor low side heat exchanger and grab me a brewsky"

Hey knowledge is everything!

No not everyone knew that.

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:


Like any top quality tool this sucker ain't cheap at $50 but then neither is gasoline or postage to exchange lifetime garbage.

:) Hi, these people can joke all they want, but as a mechanic for decades and a Mac Tools Distributer, Knipex tools work great. I first sold the Channel Lock version, and with their angled teeth, they would bite and never slip. I have no doubt that these will get the job done.

Not only that, My new pair of Milwaukee needle nose Vise Grips, make the originals look like a piece of junk. The gripping teeth of the Milwaukee do not get dull. Parrot beak shaped pliers absolutely will not slip on pipe. If a stub of rod remains of a screw parrot beak pliers will grab it.

I work with tools almost all day. My poor grip and limited rotary wrist motion strongly encourages me to buy high end tools.

Knipex calls them a Pliers Wrench.

I always thought a tube wrench looked similar to a box end wrench with an opening to fit around the tube?

gbopp wrote:
Knipex calls them a Pliers Wrench.

I always thought a tube wrench looked similar to a box end wrench with an opening to fit around the tube?

Oddly the 10" version is cheaper then the 7" version,

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