As I don't collect farm wrenches I just want to get rid of the ones I accumulate from auction box lots.  Especially those that are not marked or are too rusty for collectors.  In the past I have sold them for a quarter apiece and tried to think of a way to do better.  Here is my new method, I get $35 to $45 each for these and the wood is just scrap from my wood shop. At my age my time is not worth much.  What do you think??

That's a pretty neat idea. still getting some enjoyment out of them. way better than just setting in a box or scrap bin.

Quote from: slip knot on August 14, 2018, 05:56:25 PM
That's a pretty neat idea. still getting some enjoyment out of them. way better than just setting in a box or scrap bin.

+1

There is a chap in Australia that has used old rusty wrenches to create unique artworks.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-01-14/the-spanner-man-one-of-the-worlds-most-unusual-artists/7080726

Cheers 

Spotted these at the steam show Friday... horseshoe crab?

that horseshoe crab is cool. I got enough junk around here, I'm gonna try one myself.

I kinda like the "auto monkey wrench" grasshopper.