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Instructions For How To Use An Adjustable Wrench
That allows measuring the size of the nut or bolting. The head of the key has a small metal spiral that allows you to adjust the jaws. The main feature is that the opening of the key is adjustable. That allows it to adapt to different measures of bolts or nuts.
- Place the head of the wrench next to the nut or bolt. Turn the metal spiral with your thumb, to adjust the width of the jaws. Align the key jaws on the nut or bolt.
- Adjust the key, if necessary secure the jaws adjust snugly against the nut or bolt. Examine the jaws to ensure they make contact with at least three faces of the nut or bolt. Turn the handle of the key counterclockwise to loosen the nut or bolt.
- Turn the wrench to handle the clockwise to tighten the nut or bolt. Re-tighten the key jaws after each rotation of the handle.
- Neither the keys nor the hands have to be greasy at the moment of working.
- Do not hit the key to exert more force.
- You must clean and grease the moving parts of the keys.
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Well-designed and well-made, complete with 3 packs that covers most common uses. |
Legible SAE / Metric measurement on both sides helps to operate accurately. |
Precision scale on the jaw make your work more efficient and accurate. |
WORKPRO Adjustable Wrench Set with Bi-Material Soft Handle
- Forged chrome vanadium steel provides high strength and durability
- Chrome plated surface for rust resistance and corrosion
- Dual-material grip handle for comfortable & non-slip hold
- Hanging hole for easy storage
- Measurement on the body for accurate use
- Length:16cm /20cm /25cm
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Ian Green –
SpannersNice spanners.
Jonathan James –
Medium QualityFor occasional and DIY use should be absolutely fine.Not the most highly engineered adjustable spanners but appear sturdy.The finishing to the spanner heads is of medium quality.
Julian Clements –
Cool tool impressed!Does what is says on the tin.Cool tool!
Amazon Customer –
PerfectPerfect / nothing else to say
Nick –
Broke on first useUsed once and locked up, seems to be to much play in the adjuster wheel
Johnswinden –
Does the jobOk
gary –
goodJust as expected
Ricky llewellyn –
Buy cheap buy twiceWouldn’t give 20 pence for these, I guess I learned the buy cheap buy twice rule here way to much play in the head and losens grip which is annoying, they have now been thrown in the scrap bin
S. Hayward –
Worst adjustable spanners I’ve seenMovable jaws are wobbly and don’t line up correctly.Working faces have gouges and high spots.Jaws require readjustment to get them back onto the nut each time.Plastic handle covers slide off far too easily.Very awkward to use and disappointing especially after seeing all the positive reviews.
Keith –
Workpro toolsVery heavy and terribley engineered.