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If you choose to remake the devil's wrench, be careful, it shall consume you.

Big thanks to Josh Fick for doing this!

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Volpe Patent Wrench by Joshsfick324

A recreation of an "everything" wrench patented December 9, 1919 by Michael Volpe. Be just like Eric and Have your very own!

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Trevor Flowers

It would be funny to ask my Mastercam instructor for advice on how to cut this but I'm certain that I couldn't keep a straight face.

Brooks Moses

A thought about this thing: Perhaps its eclectic collection of sockets are intended for something specific, like a particular common model of car or tractor? I'm guessing not a Model T, because I think they're simpler than that, but the giant hex really does look like it could be a wheel-hub wrench.

Smilyguy

I noticed that the alligator end has fewer teeth/notches than the original. Does it technically just not need as many to be effective? I'm not super familiar with alligator wrenches and their functionality.

BrandEver

It looks like a key...someone needs to make a mini version then make a lock it fits into lol