trboxman
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I learn something every time I visit here...today I learned that there are men who wear rings that aren't wedding bands.
Men's Wrench Ring
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Wrench 2201
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SO does make tiny wrenches, OXI4SB is their 1/8" combo wrench. Look for the Midget section in the catalog. I have one from 1987 that lives on my keyring.
He is snap on.
Outlawmws
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No, he's a Snap On Dealer, and probably an independent businessman with a franchise...
Snap On is a large faceless corporation, and Corporate lawyers have no sense of humor... (Look at the number of Eprey listings they get canceled for Snap-on tools...)
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supra90turbo
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Flathead Johnny
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i'm wondering if you are now making them in Tungsten?
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supra90turbo
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No Tungsten as of now, nothing in the near future either unfortunately. As a base metal it's cheaper, but we do not work with tungsten as it's a specialty metal, it's extremely hard both in nature and to work with. We would have to farm out the work completely and the price would go up considering the custom work for essentially one off rings. Given it's nature, each ring would need to be cast in the size needed and after the fact, Tungsten rings cannot be sized, so that makes it even more difficult to work with. We can do silver, gold of all varieties, and platinum if so desired.
74craig: chrome plated wouldn't be much good in the way of jewelry. We originally started by bending a craftsman 3/16" ignition wrench and wearing it as it turned out to be a size 10 roughly. Trouble was the chrome plating had a long term effect on skin and it corrodes, leaving a black stain on your finger.
Pm with finger size and material, I suggest silver for quality, price, and durability, and we can work up an estimate for you.
Thanks for the questions and interest everyone. Keep the inquiries coming!
Kurt
74craig: chrome plated wouldn't be much good in the way of jewelry. We originally started by bending a craftsman 3/16" ignition wrench and wearing it as it turned out to be a size 10 roughly. Trouble was the chrome plating had a long term effect on skin and it corrodes, leaving a black stain on your finger.
Pm with finger size and material, I suggest silver for quality, price, and durability, and we can work up an estimate for you.
Thanks for the questions and interest everyone. Keep the inquiries coming!
Kurt