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Innovative wrench incorporates the 16 most popular sizes in 1 tool
Ensures the right size for the most common applications
Features: rotating head that clicks into place for great accessibility and ergonomics

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a lifetime exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

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5 out of 5

1 Innovative wrench incorporates the 16 most popular sizes in 1 tool. Ensures the right size for the most common applications. Features: rotating head that clicks into place for great accessibility and ergonomics.

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5 out of 5

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Date:January 12, 2010

"The Black and Decker Multi -Socket tool,it,s called the ready,is a gret idea it,s so handy,had to change belt on snow blower it did the job or I should say it made the job easier for me! It save time looking for the right socket."

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How do you get 16 sizes from 8 heads?

Movak

1 year, 2 months ago

Answer:

The wrench only has 8 heads, but each fits two sizes - one metric and one imperial (SAE). The theory is that the most common metric and imperial sizes are close enough that a 10mm wrench will also work on a 3/8" nut and so forth. The fit on the 'alternate size' won't be exact but will be tight enough to torque the nut without stripping the edges, especially since the tool uses fully enclosed socket heads. Thus, the wrench can fit 8 metric and 8 imperial nut sizes, not perfectly but well enough to work without damaging anything.

Anonymous

10 months ago

Answer:

I'd be curious to know this, as well.

I just picked it up for my father for Christmas and I can't figure that out.

Incidentally, I didn't know at the time there was a ratcheting version! Dang!