We all know that working on cars and motorcycles in dark sucks. People get flashlights and clamp lights to eliminate the problem. But still your hands might cast the shadow to block where you are working on. Quite annoying
This company The Hammacher Schlemmer claims that the Rechargeable Illuminating Wrenches are the answers when it comes to working in dark places. An LED light emits from within the wrench itself, making sure that light is going to go directly where you need it. There are two settings for the LED giving you a high and low range to work with. They are little pricey at $99.95 for a set. The first thing I thought was that is this thing gonna last? Do they withstand the massive torque produced by our manly arms? Well, the wrenches comes with LIFE TIME WARRANTY! Also they would look lovely hanging from the Christmas tree.
The seven wrenches (3/8" - 10mm to 3/4" - 20mm) provide 5 hours of light (
each), and take 3 hours to recharge.
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Red Ferret
for armoured ship Thursday this week i have pictured an armoured cruiser from each decade in which they were produced. the first picture is of the Russian General Admiral of the 1870's. she is considered to be the first armoured cruiser in use by any of the world's navys. next we have the British Imperieuse for the 1880's. following this is the Japanese Adzuma for the 1890's. and finally we end with another Russian the Rurik II for the first decade of the 20th century and the last in which armoured cruisers were constructed. the dreadnought style of battle cruiser did them in by being much faster, better armoured and far more powerful gun wise than the armoured cruisers.
