[Gone Green]

This is stuff I think about...who desinged and knew the proper angel, when useing a open-end wench
They allways seem to fit..

 

[mdsheppie]

Solymon Merrick patented the first wrench in 1835.

 

[rogerroost]

Are we talkin Wrenches or Wenches???

 

[gn7]

Solymon Merrick patented the first wrench in 1835.

But not the angles and offset of a combination end wrench. I believe that was worked out in the factories during WW II.



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[gn7]

Are we talkin Wrenches or Wenches???

Or wenches with wrenches??

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[Moneypit]

Proper ???

This is stuff I think about...who desinged and knew the proper angel, when useing a open-end wench
They allways seem to fit..

I'm quite sure I'm not alone when I say I have "modified" a few for a more proper fit... More so the box ends, like for the front inner bolts of an Enderle hat, but also a pretty good collection of bent up open ends when the designed "proper angle" just wasn't quite right.... Boats are easy compared to cars/trucks that have assembled drive trains before the body goes on... Just once I'd like to see a GM, or Ford, or Chrysler engineer have to work on their stuff when it is a completed assembly.... I won't even get into the "special angles" required when dealing with aircraft or ordnance.... You see, those "cheap" tools are good for something....
Ray

 

[72Hondo]

My question is, why do we need SAE and metric. Pick one and stick with it. My old chevy was built in Canada and and a mix of both were on there.

 

[rogerroost]

The rest of the world did! Just you guy's are just a little behind. this is a map of countries still on the imperial system.. Unsure

 

[rogerroost]

 

[Gone Green]

I'm quite sure I'm not alone when I say I have "modified" a few for a more proper fit... More so the box ends, like for the front inner bolts of an Enderle hat, but also a pretty good collection of bent up open ends when the designed "proper angle" just wasn't quite right.... Boats are easy compared to cars/trucks that have assembled drive trains before the body goes on... Just once I'd like to see a GM, or Ford, or Chrysler engineer have to work on their stuff when it is a completed assembly.... I won't even get into the "special angles" required when dealing with aircraft or ordnance.... You see, those "cheap" tools are good for something....
Ray[/QUO
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I have modifed hand tools to suit my needs, like everyone else...I was amazed yesterday how you can usually grab atleast one flat when needed
never paid that much attention before..............

 

[David 519]

The rest of the world did! Just you guy's are just a little behind. this is a map of countries still on the imperial system.. Unsure

Hey we are converting to the metric system inch by inch!!

 

[River Rat 005]

I replaced a water pump on an 82 GM 2.8 once. It had 9 bolts holding it on. 6 were two different sizes SAE and three were metric. Guess they couldn't make up their mind.

Tim

 

[gn7]

I replaced a water pump on an 82 GM 2.8 once. It had 9 bolts holding it on. 6 were two different sizes SAE and three were metric. Guess they couldn't make up their mind.

Tim

The 2 metrics were factory fixes for stripped threads



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[Gone Green]

I replaced the shocks on my dads 97 3\4 chevy truck...uppers metric, lowers sae ???