r/Tools • u/Why-Innuendo • 10d ago

Unique wrench size

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This wrench was in my father-in-laws toolbox, which was left to me. Just noticed it is 13/32, which I’ve never seen before (or a 13/32 nut, for that matter!)

Wife’s grandfather was a machinist, so I imagine that’s where it came from.

I just think it’s cool, and though I’d share it here!

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u/Reddiculusness 10d ago

apparently it was a sister brand to Craftsman

Dunlap

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u/Weird_Ad1170 9d ago

I'm pretty sure the Dunlap relationship was much like the Pittsburgh/Quinn/ICON hierarchy at Harbor Freight. I want to say Dunlap was the mid-end, with Craftsman being top-of-the line.

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u/Reddiculusness 9d ago

that's exactly what the info on the link says-

 used for an economy line of tools.