Smallest & largest of the same tool

[Clarifixer]

I thought it would be fun to have folks show a comparison of their biggest and smallest of the same kind of tool--hammers, screwdrivers, vises, whatever.

I just ran across a 5/64 (yes, .078"!) open end wrench used for who knows what. Here's that little ****** next to my biggest open end.

 

[spongerich]

Here's my 6" Morgan and my 1" H&B.

The Morgan weighs in at about 140 lbs, the H&B 1/4 lb.

 

[48548]

Hmmmm....

 

[glenmore]

You win! Cool!

 

[Clarifixer]

Here's my 6" Morgan and my 1" H&B.

The Morgan weighs in at about 140 lbs, the H&B 1/4 lb.

Ha! It looks like a mom protecting her baby.

 

[GeorgiaHybrid]

Ha! It looks like a mom protecting her baby.

With all the white runny stuff everywhere, there could be a lactating joke in there somewhere......

 

[Kirbot]

This is an old picture, and I don't even have the williams anymore.
But I still like it.


Williams 3/4" & Snap-On 1/4"

 

[Clarifixer]

Keep us abreast of any developments there, Georgia....

 

[I can fix anything]

This is an old picture, and I don't even have the williams anymore.
But I still like it.


Williams 3/4" & Snap-On 1/4"

I like that ratchet

 

[Kirbot]

I like that ratchet

Lol, I'm glad your putting it to use, I just didn't have a need for anything that big.

 

[Kirbot]

15/64" Oxwell
1 1/8" Craftsman

 

[moparmuscle88]

4' rothenberger pipe wrench and a older 5" rigid pipe wrench

 

[canuckian]

to my knowledge, Snap On's longest ratcheting screwdriver (24 inch shank) and it's shortest (2" shank)

the set of 4 to show the graduating sizes:

 

[afazz]

Snap-on 1/4" and 1"

 

[I can fix anything]

My snap on pliers

 

[metal1313]

i have a 6in rigid pipe wrench and a 60 inch one as well..i'll try to get a picture

 

[tjmonsen5]

32mm and I believe a 5/32?

my 36mm socket with my smallest socket inside of the square drive.

 

[glenmore]

2 1/4" Plomb vs 5/32" Craftsman

10" and 4 1/2" ChannelLocks

 

[GeorgiaHybrid]

You can tell I was bored this morning..

 

[Steevo]

My largest and smallest straight-blade screwdrivers

 

[Clarifixer]

Some taps--a M1.2 x .25 for musical instrument work and a 3/8"-18 NPT. I tend toward the small end of the scale with my shop.

 

[Clarifixer]

2 1/4" Plomb vs 5/32" Craftsman

10" and 4 1/2" ChannelLocks

Man, what a monster socket! What was that used for?

 

[Zebu Fellenz]

4" Armstrong & 24" Diamond:

1/4" drive 5.5mm Matco impact & 1" drive 2 1/8" Mac

 

[VegasBruce]

3/4 and 1/4 drive

46 mm and 4 mm

1 1/16 and 3/16x7/32

screwdrivers

 

[glenmore]

Man, what a monster socket! What was that used for?

Dunno! I picked it up at a garage sale and now it's a doorstop!

 

[D9H 90V]

Heres mine 480 "BIG AZZ" Channellocks with the 424 Channellocks, 480's open to like 5 1/2" and the 424's open to 1/2" also a 2" wrench and a 5/32 wrench I would have used my 2 1/2" wrench but it was in my pickup

 

[eyeboltman]

Love the photos !!! Or as the little misses says is that all you do all day ???

 

[caper]

I'd post my small 1/4" extension with my 7' long 3/4" one but I can't get the whole extension in one pic

 

[gj67stang]

Thought I'd bump this thread with some pictures of my own:

Craftsman 4" adj. & Pittsburg 24" adj.

Snap-On 1/4" stubby & Craftsman 3/4"

Craftsman 1/4" dr. 5/32" & Masterhand 3/4" dr. 1-7/8"

Craftsman 5/32" combo & 4-1/4" fitting wrench

1-1/4" jewelers vise & Craftsman 6" vise

4-32 tap & 1-1/2" NPT tap

 

[PCO6]

I think this shows the smallest and largest of the Record vices. On the right is a Record No. 3 and on the left is a No. 8. The others are Nos. 4 and 6. I don't have a No. 5 but I know they exist. I do not believe there is a No. 7 nor anything smaller or larger than the Nos. 3 and 8.

 

[american lockpicker]

Some taps--a M1.2 x .25 for musical instrument work and a 3/8"-18 NPT. I tend toward the small end of the scale with my shop.

Where did you find that French made tap?

 

[spongerich]

I think this shows the smallest and largest of the Record vices. On the right is a Record No. 3 and on the left is a No. 8. The others are Nos. 4 and 6. I don't have a No. 5 but I know they exist. I do not believe there is a No. 7 nor anything smaller or larger than the Nos. 3 and 8.

Here's my #5. I really like the Records they seem to be under-appreciated here in the USA. People will pay $200 for a 3" Wilton and pass by a $50 5" Record.

 

[PCO6]

Here's my #5. I really like the Records they seem to be under-appreciated here in the USA. People will pay $200 for a 3" Wilton and pass by a $50 5" Record.

That's a beaut ... and I agree with you ... not as popular as some and usually a good deal. I've had my No. 4 for almost 40 years and I've never wanted anything other than a Record.

 

[asp]

My biggest socket is a 2 3/8" 3/4 drive chrome 12 pt and my smallest is probably something like a 4mm.

The bicycle shop I used to work in had a few 4' long monkey wrenches (not for bicycle use!) and my father has one that's less than 6". Those would be a cute couple in the same picture.

 

[DaleK]

24" and 6"

1" drive, 1/4" drive

3 1/8" 1" drive, 5/32" 1/4" drive

 

[Tool Pants]

I recently felt the need for a long handle 1/2" ratchet. Then there were 3.

Duro, Williams, and Easco.

 

[Bryan Burns]

My smallest and largest 'C' clamps. 6 inch vs.1 1/2 inch
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[DanCo]

Hers's 2 ratchets my 1/2" Matco CFR178LFT & my Titan 1/4" stubby, I didn't have the Proto 3/4" ratchet handy.

 

[bart1]