Schick USA Ultra Light Forged Aluminum Pipe Wrench Review

This was from when they were still in San Francisco, this is a 14" model but the bid deal with these is the fact they moving jaw and nut are aluminum where other aluminum wrenches the moving jaw & nut are steel. They are supposed to perform better then the cast steel body traditional wrenches in subzero freezing temperatures.

[@michaellindsay8934]

Great information, I didn't know that aluminum performed like that in cold weather. Thanks Catus

[@markadams7597]

Pipe wrench is a long way from razors! Great review, thanks!!

[@rightlanehog3151]

Mr Maximus, Thanks for drawing attention to potential embrittlement issues . This topic is so obscure that UA-cam does not recognize the word embrittlement. 😸

[@soopersooper3291]

UA-cam is a fuckin idiot

[@JeffF-gc3df]

Thank you.i was wondering if this was the same Schick that I shave with. Maybe could try this. Schick wrench 🛠️ and get a out the same results. So, let's get this playoff going soon

[@filobeto1691]

One test for welding filler metals is the Charpy V Notch. The standard temperature for test specimens is 20 degrees below zero. For extreme applications there is a 40 below zero test. This test requires different metallurgy for the specimen to pass.

[@moseshancock3336]

Yes I've known people that had sets of theses wrenches and other tools that worked on pipelines cool tools 🔧

[@cplively]

Interesting. I would not have guessed that temperature would have been the determining factor on utilizing an aluminum wrench vs one made of steel. I would have guessed the aluminum would have become even more susceptible to becoming brittle at cold temps.

[@Papa-vq3fv]

Damn interesting cat man I didn't know Schick now I do like no 50

[@MrBucidart]

As a water well pump technician, we only use aluminum wrenches. The wear and tear on the body is so much less than cast.

[@gypsydildopunks7083]

Does Manscaped sell pipe wrenches as well?

[@agrayrider]

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[@StarloMarlo]

"Lets do this texas style!"