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Hand Tools: To the Rescue

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Supplier: Channellock, Inc. Key Features: Length: 10-1/2" Weighs: 26 ounces Pricing: $69.89 (2008) from manufacturer's website. Pricing as of 2008. Ask For: 6-N-1 Rescue Tool Learn more about Channellock, Inc.: Get Channellock, Inc. contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com One of Channellock's newest tools will cut, twist, pull, pry or shatter you out of most any d-i-y jam. Doors or windows painted shut? The 6-N-1 Rescue Tool has a pry bar to open them. Laser heat-treated cutting edges will make short work of wires and cables. A hardened tool steel punch can shatter even safety glass. Cross-hatch teeth twist and pull anything that gets in your way. (Okay, maybe you shouldn't use it on your friend who volunteered to help with your weekend project.) The tool also includes a slot for shutting off standard gas safety valves, and a spanner wrench for tightening and loosening hose couplings. See more product stories like this: Hand Tools Comments about this product: Share this story:
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