My Homeade Stubby Wrenches

[48James]

Okay so I started with a Craftsmen raised panel wrench, I cut out two inches and welded it back together. Next, I grinded the welds and made the wrench smooth. I used gun blue on one wrench, but didn't like it. So I ended up spraying it with bed liner in a rattle-can.

Here they are with a few still in paint:

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[MoToys]

Do you think the bed liner will add too much thickness to the wrench opening?

 

[48James]

Do you think the bed liner will add too much thickness to the wrench opening?

I don't know yet, but I plan to find out soon.

 

[balane]

Those would make bad-*** garage cabinet handles.

 

[48James]

Those would make bad-*** garage cabinet handles.

Ha ha don't worry, I've been looking for nice wrenches for fridge handles

 

[outcast]

i bought some craftsman wrenches and just cut them in half. i didn't much like them, they are now at home.
i then found some stanley stubby's at walamrt for $15 a set. they work just fine.

 

[copterdoctor]

I've got some pretty good coin in tools (make my living with them), but, my SAE stubbys I use the most are a $9 set of stanleys I got at walmart.. I was gifted a set of snapons, but I'm using them as trade in on the truck when i get back home.. lol

 

[BackTracker]

in that first picture they look forged by a blacksmith!

 

[outcast]

in that first picture they look forged by a blacksmith!

by 'blacksmith" do you mean caveman ?

 

[Altec]

by 'blacksmith" do you mean caveman ?

No, he means they look like they are from the new SK line!