Several of my sparkless and non-damaging tools came from eBay.
I particularly liked the one described as "CuBe brand, freshly polished"!
Several of my sparkless and non-damaging tools came from eBay.
I particularly liked the one described as "CuBe brand, freshly polished"!
Did I read that right? a wrench that's only 6" long but weighs 68lbs???
Or is it a wrench that fits a 6" nut.? Then I could understand the 68lbs.
I suspect that the "beryllium-free" part is what makes them so expensive--beryllium copper is normally used in those applications and it's expensive enough.
Anybody who works around gas wells and the like would use them. If you've ever seen a gas well fire you'll know why.
I like the way they price it out to the penny: "$1098.86".
I was gonna' buy it at $1098.85, but no way I'm gonna pay $1098.86......."
-Zz
Who are they kidding? You can buy the Harbor Freight equivalent for $850.00.
B.
in 1 to 2 MONTHS! Dangit, I need it for my explosive environment *now*, not in one or two months. :-)
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I think it fits a 6" nut. The kind used to attach the well head to the well pipe in a gas or oil well. You definitely want something that won't make sparks in that environment. Ever seen the John Wayne move "Hellfighters?"
--Steve
Yep, I use one when I empty the bag on my dust collector.
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