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Adjusting Wrench No. 24 - Corbin
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Corbin Russwin Adjusting Wrench No. 24
Adjusting Wrench No. 24
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Q: Is there any chance we have one of these Corbin 24 wrenches in the shop that we can sell or rent?
A:
I own one but its not for sale and Im not interested in renting it out for fear it will not be returned. I can probably make one on the CNC but I would need exact dimensions for this. Unfortunately I fear that the suggestion of channel locks be the best solution.
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