i found this video to be excekkebt and full of great information btw I am a 56 year old retired Woodworker and as a Stroke Survivor have been wearing some form of a AFO or kano for more than 10 years a while ago i was living more than 1000 miles away from the place that fabricated my brace and my Doctor at the time wanted a part of the brace cut off at a [ppint he marked with a Sharpie i went into my shop and cut it on our band saw and dressed it on one of our Oscillating Spindle sanders the nect time i was in the area of the place that made it i stopped by to show them my progress iasked them for a replacement strap and the builder looked at the cut i made and said who did this cut which i replied i did and why he made my strap and gave the brace back to wear home followed by if i ever wanted to try a new careeer he would hire me and help train me i told him that i looked at his equipment in his shop and realized we basically used the same tools in our trades ive also been a boat owner for more than 35 years and have done my fair share of resin and Epoxy fabrication and / or Fiberglasss repair and fabrication plus have done a lot of Structual Engineering for Commercial Architectual Woodworking another interest and hobby of mine has been Vintage Automobiles restorations and ive heard the wrench you speak about called all the names you mentioned alyjough 8 feel the most common name people use is Monket Wrench the ones made by Ford are very easy and inexpensive on Ebay and stamped with the iconic Script Ford logo and i think that Monkey wrench was a rwen used for most adjustable wrenches over the years alyjough my Dad warned me to ony ever use one when you were in a bind and did not have the proper sized Boc wrench my Dad and I have a fondness for Antique British cars and Motorcycles and those use a Whitworth measurement and thread size for many years being in the United States Whitworth tools were hard to find and redicuosly over priced so he and i used a combination of SAE and Metric wrenches with a handful of Whitworth wrenches that came in some of the cars and Motorcyle tool kits
i found this video to be excekkebt and full of great information btw I am a 56 year old retired Woodworker and as a Stroke Survivor have been wearing some form of a AFO or kano for more than 10 years a while ago i was living more than 1000 miles away from the place that fabricated my brace and my Doctor at the time wanted a part of the brace cut off at a [ppint he marked with a Sharpie i went into my shop and cut it on our band saw and dressed it on one of our Oscillating Spindle sanders the nect time i was in the area of the place that made it i stopped by to show them my progress iasked them for a replacement strap and the builder looked at the cut i made and said who did this cut which i replied i did and why he made my strap and gave the brace back to wear home followed by if i ever wanted to try a new careeer he would hire me and help train me i told him that i looked at his equipment in his shop and realized we basically used the same tools in our trades ive also been a boat owner for more than 35 years and have done my fair share of resin and Epoxy fabrication and / or Fiberglasss repair and fabrication plus have done a lot of Structual Engineering for Commercial Architectual Woodworking another interest and hobby of mine has been Vintage Automobiles restorations and ive heard the wrench you speak about called all the names you mentioned alyjough 8 feel the most common name people use is Monket Wrench the ones made by Ford are very easy and inexpensive on Ebay and stamped with the iconic Script Ford logo and i think that Monkey wrench was a rwen used for most adjustable wrenches over the years alyjough my Dad warned me to ony ever use one when you were in a bind and did not have the proper sized Boc wrench my Dad and I have a fondness for Antique British cars and Motorcycles and those use a Whitworth measurement and thread size for many years being in the United States Whitworth tools were hard to find and redicuosly over priced so he and i used a combination of SAE and Metric wrenches with a handful of Whitworth wrenches that came in some of the cars and Motorcyle tool kits
Țhank you sir. please upload more
What is the general price range for one of these?