Get to know various kinds of wrenches that every homeowner can find a place for in their toolbox.
When it comes to tools, there are few words as ambiguous as “wrench.”
Hex keys come in metric and standard and can be found in a wide range of sizes.
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Crowfoot Wrench
A crowfoot wrench is essentially the jaw of an open-ended wrench with no handle.
Instead of the handle, the crowfoot wrench is used in conjunction with a socket wrench handle.
This allows the crowfoot wrench to be used in super tight spots.
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However, breaker bars aren’t ratcheting like a socket wrench and instead have a swiveling head.
From there, add to your wrench collection as new projects call for new wrenches.
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