only four inch or under can join my club. you can be crescent ,monkey or bicycle type but you must work bob w.ps now I start finding a way to display them
Place them on a board or in a shadow box in a fan shape.
I keep mine is a MAC tool box, all lined up.
I like to open the drawer periodically, take some out and adjust them, play with them, then put them back in their rows.
Awesome collection! What is the name on the "figure 8-shaped" wrench?
I have some others, a little Mossburg bicycle and two adjustables like in the second pic. I also have more 4" adjustables but these were the wrenches handy for the photo. I would love to get some smaller adjustables but have never seen them.
(http://i979.photobucket.com/albums/ae275/thejafe/100_3180.jpg)
Top Row L to R: Betrgrip, Blue Point, Blackhawk, Barcolo Buffalo, Proto, Barcolo, Crescent
Bottom Row L to R: Diamond, Snap on, Champion deArment (later Channellock), Blue Point, Snap on.
Quote from: mrchuck on November 13, 2011, 11:25:56 AM
I like to open the drawer periodically, take some out and adjust them, play with them, then put them back in their rows.
I never do that, no sir, not at all.
I do like the ignition pliers. From the right, Cman, Hinsdale,Williams, K-D, no name, Proto. The adjustable is a McKaig-Hatch.
Brian L.
>take some out and adjust them, play with them, then put them back
I just had this horrible John Steinbeck flashback.....
At least we can't pet them until they are dead.
Quote from: Wrenchmensch on November 13, 2011, 03:08:33 PM
Awesome collection! What is the name on the "figure 8-shaped" wrench?
It is marked SAFETY W,L, NY bob ny
More 4-inch wrenches. These are all displayed on a peg board, hanging on an 11-inch hook. In order, from top to bottom, these wrenches were made by:
- Hjorth
- J. H. Williams "Superjustable"
- Crescent Crestoloy Steel
- Craftsman 944601
- Craftsman, decorated with embossed lines
- Bonney
- Utica
- Proto Clik-Stop
- J.H. Williams AB-4 Superjustable
- K. & B. Co. (Knight & Bishop)
- Germany (with geometric cutouts)
- RIDGID
- J. P. Danielson
- Crescent Tool Company
- Barcalo (2)
- Diamond Duluth
- Peck Stow & Wilcox
- BONDIX
- Bergman o' Buffalo
I LIKE THE GERMAN AND THE BONDEX BOB W.
This looks like the hottest new club in town. I'll join!!
Here are two variations of the BAHCO 69
(http://photos.foxgti.com/i.ashx?gallery=401190&mid=33393888&mt=Photo&standardsize=640x480)
Welcome back!
That 4" BAHCO is calling me!
another one
Your Bahco looks unused. Is it?
Quote from: benjy on November 15, 2011, 03:21:30 AM
another one
Really like this one! Do you know how old it is? It looks to be from a later period than mine, but earlier than the ugly "made in Spain" by Irega wrenches like the one pictured below.
(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21EQ7UfO-fL._SL500_AA300_.jpg)
Did a little searching but can't find another like yours.
Must keep looking!!!!
Quote from: Wrenchmensch on November 15, 2011, 04:12:11 PM
Your Bahco looks unused. Is it?
it appears unused to me,,although it is a bit of a cheat,,it is marked as a 4 inch,,but is nearer 4 1/2 inches.
I dug these out of my work box, have some more but had work coming at me. The crescent is stamped Crestoloy and painted Navy gray, the vise-grips is a 4w but is actually longer, Mossberg bicycle wrench was rusted solid when I found it, and the pipe wrench, (made in Germany). Have a 2 inch crescent around someplace, probably on a key chain.
I dragged out some more plus the ones from the first pic.
(http://i979.photobucket.com/albums/ae275/thejafe/100_3182.jpg)
Top to Bottom:
Sturtevant torque wrench 0-16 oz/in 1/4 drive
Snap on 105, Blue Point HL14, Diamond HL14 (I believe Diamond was the OEM for the Blue Point), Vlchek Fitz All, 2 1/2 adjustable, 3" bicycle A over G&J over Products inside diamond
Williams 1519, Champion deArment, Champion deArment, K-D No 7, K-D No 8, Snap on 5CP, Richards Bros & Sons Shefield England.
Mr,J.A.F.E. If the three adj. wrenches want to join my four and under club they are more than welcome the one rule is that they have to reside here LOL bob w.
some older members of the club shortest 1 in longest 3 in
Amertrac, here are my 4 and unders.
(http://i467.photobucket.com/albums/rr40/plantshepherdplus/Tool%20Talk%2030%20Nov%2011/DSC_0006.jpg)
Top row left to right, 3 1/4" Brown & Sharp calipers, wood handle stubby phillips, wood handle stubby straight slot. Second row, 4" K&E Paragon drop pen compass and 3 3/4" Ruleta pencil compass. Third row 3 3/4" Peck,Stow & Wilcox Star bicycle wrench and 3" G&J bicycle combination wrench and screwdriver. The rest are Lakeside and Billings & Spencer DOE setscrew wrenches , J.H.Williams single end setscrew wrench, 3-J.H. Williams and 1-Billings & Spencer single end machine wrench 1 Fairmont and 1 unmarked DOE and 1 small oiling can. I also collect oilers and drafting tools
You didn't say it had to be USA, and I think this one has been on at least one boat ride. A bad picture, but I can't find any markings other than the owner marks.
(http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn48/kxxr/tools/adjunder4.jpg)
Hey kxxr, I have one of those! 3 7/8 long. I'll have to dig around and see what else I can find 4 and under.
(http://i467.photobucket.com/albums/rr40/plantshepherdplus/DSC_0077-1.jpg)
These Snathes
(http://i467.photobucket.com/albums/rr40/plantshepherdplus/DSC_0100-3-1.jpg)
and this small gater must have been out playing when I was shooting my 4 and unders.
These are all 3" and under.
Armstrong, Bonney, Dunlop, Herbrand, Indestro, MAC, Proto and Williams although the wrenches are laid out in a different order.
(http://i979.photobucket.com/albums/ae275/thejafe/100_3200.jpg)
Snap on left and center and Blue Points and Blue Point on the right.
(http://i979.photobucket.com/albums/ae275/thejafe/100_3203.jpg)
I never ibvited my ignition wrenches, looks like i need a bigger club house bob w.
Some of mine
I have a 4" SK and 2" & 3" hong kong ones fit for a keychain.
My picture doesn't show any of my 4 inch crescent style wrenches but I only have about 9 of those.