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I need the simple modularity of socket wrenches and the slim footprint of combination wrenches all in one solution.
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Let us explain our situation...
1. Piper
I got Piper when I turned 20 after saving up for YEARS. She's an orange 1997 Ford Mustang and runs as smooth as ever. I'm by no means a mechanic, but I've done quite a few moderate repairs.
2. Fixing my A/C
Recently, my A/C compressor stopped working. I bought a replacement and tried to install it. It was frustratingly difficult.
I had to loosen four long bolts with little to no space to do it.
3. My Wish
Because of the small space I had to work with, I couldn't use
my socket wrench set and had to buy individual combination wrenches to finish the job. I wish I had the convenience of quickly switching sizes while being able to work in tight spots.
A Critique of
Modern Wrenches
While wrenches have come a long way in ways of construction, comfort, and capability, there is still an unfilled gap in the adaptive/modular wrench market.
Socket Wrench
The most common form factor for wrench modularity. It's easy to switch sockets in and out, but it's nearly impossible to work with in tight spots because of its size.
Combination Wrench
The best type of ratcheting wrench when working in a spot with little clearance. The main gripe with these types of wrenches is the need to buy an entire set of them to switch between sizes.
Consumers like Joshua deserve the best of both worlds.
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