That’s just silly. I don’t need to make any modifications to my wrenches when I use them as hammers.
Raytec1 on
Wrammer
UnsorryCanadian on
I suppose someone well trained in using it would be a Hench Man
BrokenSlutCollector on
My buddy makes these. I have a hammer tire iron and a hammer vice grips. Useful for off-roading or repairs away from the home where one tool can do double duty.
analogpursuits on
Ah, the ol’ Wrammer 3000
Tidalsky114 on
For when you need to show someone just how close they are to getting hit with a hammer.
ARoundForEveryone on
I don’t know if it’s homemade or what, but my dad’s got something similar in the basement. I think it was my grandfather’s, so it’s gotta be *at least* 35 years old, realistically 45 or 50.
I haven’t seen it in forever, but I know I’ve used it more than once. I don’t recall if I used it as a hammer or a wrench, or if I called it a hench or a wrammer. But this photo above is not the only ungodly abomination living alongside us in this dimension and Earthly timeline.
connoisseur_101 on
Very hench
LumpyJones on
Level 2 dodgeball training tool.
doubtingone on
Whammer
Windir666 on
Seems perfect for someone who has to deal with a lot of battery replacements.
psilonox on
Fire sprinkler wrench and job ending tool
fragmental on
I hope the owner got it back.
zoinkability on
To a man with a hammer wrench, everything looks like a nail bolt.
RenaxTM on
Forge the other end into a pry bar and its perfect.
jelloslug on
That is a knuckle busting thumb detector.
SovietNumber on
is it a wremmer or a hamrech
cdxxmike on
When all you have is a hammer wrench, everything looks like a nail or a bolt.
GalickGunn on
Wrammer
kenadams_the on
Get a patent for it !!!!!
ThrowbackDrinks on
Every wrench is a hammer if you just don’t care enough.
Atlv0486 on
That’s a top tier nut-fucker right there.
AaronHorrocks on
Practical and Safe!
TheOnsiteEngineer on
The mythical thumb-detecting nut f*cker. A rare and elusive tool best forgotten far in the deep dark corners of a toolbox, locked in a disused storage box.
ktmfan on
Ah yes, the old nutfucker.
NotAPreppie on
That there is a “thumb-detecting nut-fucker”!
rayray29er on
Wow, the number 2 crescent hammer does exist!
Maxasaurus on
Since nobody has identified it yet, they do manufacture those that way. I’ve always known them as Scaffolder’s wrenches. Sometimes there will also be a pass thru Ratchet on the tail end, I’ve also seen it end in a marlin spike.
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Add a knife blade and it’s the perfect tool
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That’s just silly. I don’t need to make any modifications to my wrenches when I use them as hammers.
Wrammer
I suppose someone well trained in using it would be a Hench Man
My buddy makes these. I have a hammer tire iron and a hammer vice grips. Useful for off-roading or repairs away from the home where one tool can do double duty.
Ah, the ol’ Wrammer 3000
For when you need to show someone just how close they are to getting hit with a hammer.
I don’t know if it’s homemade or what, but my dad’s got something similar in the basement. I think it was my grandfather’s, so it’s gotta be *at least* 35 years old, realistically 45 or 50.
I haven’t seen it in forever, but I know I’ve used it more than once. I don’t recall if I used it as a hammer or a wrench, or if I called it a hench or a wrammer. But this photo above is not the only ungodly abomination living alongside us in this dimension and Earthly timeline.
Very hench
Level 2 dodgeball training tool.
Whammer
Seems perfect for someone who has to deal with a lot of battery replacements.
Fire sprinkler wrench and job ending tool
I hope the owner got it back.
To a man with a hammer wrench, everything looks like a nail bolt.
Forge the other end into a pry bar and its perfect.
That is a knuckle busting thumb detector.
is it a wremmer or a hamrech
When all you have is a hammer wrench, everything looks like a nail or a bolt.
Wrammer
Get a patent for it !!!!!
Every wrench is a hammer if you just don’t care enough.
That’s a top tier nut-fucker right there.
Practical and Safe!
The mythical thumb-detecting nut f*cker. A rare and elusive tool best forgotten far in the deep dark corners of a toolbox, locked in a disused storage box.
Ah yes, the old nutfucker.
That there is a “thumb-detecting nut-fucker”!
Wow, the number 2 crescent hammer does exist!
Since nobody has identified it yet, they do manufacture those that way. I’ve always known them as Scaffolder’s wrenches. Sometimes there will also be a pass thru Ratchet on the tail end, I’ve also seen it end in a marlin spike.
If it works… It ain’t stupid.