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Logger Head Tools BW8-01R-01 Bionic Wrench 8-Inch 7/16-Inch to 3/4-Inch Adjustable Wrench

Logger Head Tools BW8-01R-01 Bionic Wrench 8-Inch 7/16-Inch to 3/4-Inch Adjustable Wrench

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Logger Head Tools BW8-01R-01 Bionic Wrench 8-Inch 7/16-Inch to 3/4-Inch Adjustable Wrench

 
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The 8-inch Bionic Wrench is unlike any wrench you’ve ever seen before. In fact, it looks and works more like pliers than a wrench. This cleverly designed tool has a pair of spring-loaded handles and a circular head that’s fitted with six hardened steel jaws. As you squeeze the handles, all six jaws slide toward the center and lock onto the head of the nut or bolt. This unique mechanism allows the Bionic Wrench to grip hexagonal, square and even rounded fasteners. It fits six standard sizes ranging from 7/16 inch to 3/4 inch, and 10 metric sizes from 11 millimeter to 20 millimeters. This ruggedly built tool is made of hardened, cold-rolled steel and features a rust-resistant black-oxide finish. And it’s worth noting that the Bionic Wrench is proudly made in the USA and it’s guaranteed forever. -- Joseph Truini

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8-inch Bionic Wrench

 
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Product Details
Product Length:8.0 inches
Product Width:0.8 inches
Product Height:0.75 inches
Product Weight:0.13 pounds
Package Length:12.0 inches
Package Width:4.9 inches
Package Height:0.5 inches
Package Weight:0.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 25 reviews

Features
  • 8-inch adjustable wrench; winner of 2005 Popular Mechanics Editor's Choice Award

  • Wrench easily adjusts to cover 16 sizes; won't strip nuts or bolts

  • Soft rubber handle; hardened steel laminate with black oxide coating

  • Includes 1 wrench

  • 8 inches; 3/4-pounds; lifetime warranty; Made in USA


Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:3.5 ( 25 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

121 of 121 found the following review helpful:


3Not a replacement for standard open and/or box end wrenches...  Apr 18, 2006 By J. Brooks
Straight forward, they work. If you have easy access to the nut or bolt that you are trying to tighten/loosen they work really well and are comfortable to use.

But if you are working on anything that is a bit tricky to get access to (such as anything to do with exhaust systems or anything under the hood of a car) these fall way short.

You need a lot more horizontal (or vertical) movement with these then your standard wrenches. And there are just some things that you can't get a box end wrench on (this is how this tool works, very similar to a box end wrench).

All in all they work, but not as well as they would like you to think.

54 of 60 found the following review helpful:


2Seems like it should work, but WHERE?  Nov 04, 2006 By MagicSkip "magicskip"
I received this as a gift without ever having heard of the bionic wrench. After I figured it out -- which was not as intuitive as it probably should be -- I thought it would make a good replacement for an adjustable end (crescent) wrench, and possibly easier than finding the right socket. As it is, I have tried several times to use the bionic wrench, each time unsuccessfully. Sometimes I can't get it in to where I need it, and have to get my adjustable. Other times I can't get enough grip on the handle (because it interferes with the part surface) while the business end of the wrench is on a bolt, and I need a socket. Oh, and the grip it gets on a bolt head is too dependent on your hand strength, kind of like a channel-lock, so I wouldn't even try it at times when I know I'll need to put some muscle into getting a bolt broken loose -- too much chance of stripping the head.

It seems like it should be a great little tool, like a self-adjusting adjustable crescent wrench. Maybe I've just had difficult applications for it? I dunno, I've tried it several times and just don't have a real use for it.

35 of 39 found the following review helpful:


4Logger Head Tools BW8-01R-01 8-inch Bionic Wrench  Jun 29, 2006 By Robert Wintermeier
Ingenious. I didn't use it on a tight nut/bolt where there may be a slippage problem for some one with a weak grip. It is great for all other situations and nullifies the need for lots of SAE & Metric wrenches. I suspect I'd prefer the old fashioned wrench for tight nuts/bolts or situations where my grip is insufficient to prevent slippage and subsequent damage to the nut/bolt (i.e. rounding).

14 of 14 found the following review helpful:


1You will never use it  Apr 05, 2009 By B. Rutledge "sjsdad"
This can only be used where you have a ton of clearance on EVERY side of the nut or bolt in question, and it turns out there are few bolts where that is the case - I bought one a year ago, and have yet to use it even once (though I pulled it out a number of times) because there is never enough clearance on every side. It is one of those items that seems like it should work, but is useless in the real world.

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:


1I don't see a use for it.  Apr 19, 2009 By Corky
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.

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