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November 11th 06, 12:31 AM
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Thin 3/8" wrench
That's WRENCH, not wench you dirty minded garlic guzzling cigar chomping old
pharts. I've got a very thin (0.050") 3/8" wrench that has been in my toolbox since Eisenhower. Over the years, it has rounded its jaws off to the point where it is fairly useless. The maker of the wrench, one H.H. Smith in Brooklyn NY no longer makes this tool. Other than taking an ignition wrench and grinding it down, does anybody have a source for stamped thin metal wrenches? Jim 
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