So why is it called a "spud wrench"? And what exactly is it used for? The Oxford English Dictionary's first citation for the ...

JANESVILLE — Steven Wayne “Crescent Wrench” Kressin, 61, died Friday, Aug. 25, at Penrose Hospital in Colorado Springs, Colo. He was born Oct. 29, 1955, in ...

The Husky 8-inch adjustable wrench and the Crescent 6- and 10-inch normal jaw set both have smaller-capacity jaws than our picks and lack the padding that makes our main pick stand out from the crowd.

A similar problem occurred for the Crescent Tool Company, which was founded in Jamestown, N.Y., in 1907. Adjustable wrenches were common, but the Crescent Adjustable Wrench featured a patented ...

Vintage Vise-Grips made in the original factory in DeWitt, NE are identified by “Petersen Manufacturing, DeWitt, NEBR” in the logo and by a roll pin that attaches the release handle.

It may look like other adjustable wrenches, but this one from @‌crescent_tool has their new Quick Fit Jaw with a slight angle on the lower jaw, so it slips over nuts easily and grabs firmly.

Need an adjustable wrench for tightening nuts? You might want a Crescent wrench. Want something that can tackle industrial projects like automobiles? You can grab a monkey wrench. Want to put ...

Sets, such as the Workpro Adjustable Wrench Set, feature multiple crescent wrenches of varying sizes to better accommodate nuts and bolts of different sizes. To use a crescent wrench, you'll first ...

This is a good start for a basic set of wrenches. A 6-inch Crescent adjustable wrench ($12.70) will allow you to tackle nuts and bolts between ⅛ inches and ¾ inches. It’s an essential DIY and ...

But for this article, we’ll be taking a look at universal oil filter wrenches, which are adjustable to accommodate a variety of oil filter sizes. You’ll notice there are several different ...

That’s because the adjustable wrench is far more well-known by its other moniker: the crescent wrench. And while it might seem like the name is a nod to the crescent-shaped jaw of the tool ...