UPC 8-54238-00100-7

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Bionic Wrench Universal Tool Stop wasting time: busting knuckles, stripping fasteners, guessing bolt sizes, clutter tool boxes. 16 Size Ranges: 6 SAE sizes, 7/16-3/4 inch, 10 Metric Sizes: 11mm-20mm. Made in the USA. Popular Mechanics Editiors

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WA store info	A rate seller see reviews	in stock	$26.40 FREE shipping FREE tax	Logger Head BW8-01R-01 Seller online since 1994.	6 hrs

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04 May 2009

Think small I always liked the idea of these things, but they need to be smaller to get into tight places. Never will replace my power drill. –Dazzlerfrom Amazon.com

29 Apr 2009

Works As Advertised! Don't know what the problem is... I don't usually write reviews for tools--I'm more a literature guy. Still, when I saw the negative reviews for this gadget tool, I felt I had to put in my two cents.

First, the tool does what it's designed to do. It's a great adjustable wrench that helps grip nuts and bolts with great force. It's easy to use, very much intuitive. You place it over the nut or bolt head, squeeze, and turn. With very little practice, you develop a quick rhythm of releasing the grip, returning the wrench to a... –John Ferrafrom Amazon.com

19 Apr 2009

I don't see a use for it. Most nuts are out of reach or not out in the open. The only way you can use this on any thing is if the nut has free space all around it. So I grab an adjustable wrench and leave this one collecting dust. –Mark Shookfrom Amazon.com

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