RIDGID 27023 Model 2002 One-Stop Wrench for Angle Stops, Straight Stops, and Compression Couplings - Angle Stop Wrench with Improved SEO Review

Great tool, I'm a plumber and have finally noticed that they go well with the old miter fences but the new miter fences seem to have a thicker chrome finish and it doesn't fit the best

Clever idea but poorly executed. Also, there is no coating. So if you're a plumber you're around water a lot and mine started rusting within the first week. And yes, I clean my tools after every job.

This versatile tool is a must have, comes in standard sizes and is used for most household plumbing jobs under sinks, toilet tanks etc. Now I don't have to carry multiple wrenches of different sizes, and it frees up space in my toolbox.

I got this tool for plumbing situations - so far I've used it a couple of times fixing a toilet joint and then a faucet - the number of sizes it can tighten this Mine "transition tool" even when I was building a kayak carrier. It's a bit heavier (compared to a regular wrench), but that's not a problem at all - I recommend getting one.

Three wrenches are shown initially, but you actually only get two. This is explained somewhat in the listing. However, they are too limited for my taste. I was trying to use it on a simple project at a friend's house and still needed other wrenches as they were missing, which I think is the common size used in household plumbing. Save money and get yourself a knipex wrench. It's worth its weight in gold.

I have used adjustable wrenches for home renovations and remodeling for many years. After a recent rework, I decided to purchase this tool after my plumber friend recommended it. What a time saver! The keys fit perfectly, holding the miter fences easily and allowing for quick tightening/loosening of the compression nuts and holding them securely. Copper tubing can have a tendency to bend or move, especially if you have been in operation for some time. The last thing you want is a $5 corner stop

I'm not a plumber but I do some plumbing for friends and of course my house. I recently worked on installing 3 sinks, 2 bathrooms and 1 laundry room. I usually take out my set of keys, which consists of 5 larger keys and another roll-up key organizer with more open-end wrenches. This time I needed almost only this tool. It worked great for the 2 bathrooms, but I had a little trouble tightening the nut on the 1/2" compression fitting under the vanity. Using the tubular end of the smaller wrench…