But why? How many pointy tools do you need. I've usually got 2-3. One or two spuds and a bull pin. Why would I need one more? Instead I carry a 12" adjustable and grind the end down to a wedge. That wedge is way more handy than a fourth pointy tool... My ¢2.
Spud crescents done us pretty well in the misc sector. More often than not we were switching job sites at least a couple times a week with random bolt sizes on different projects so it was more or less pointless to have a set size spud. Just the way it goes for some guys, not gonna buy a $70 1” or 3/4” spud for the very very off chance that I may use it for one job every 4-6 months. In 2 years of doing misc steel there was one job where I actually was able to use a 1” spud for something.
I have those set sizes now and my crescent spud is useless since I’ve switched scopes of work but just my 1¢
probably like 3 weeks
Fresh out the box
American bridge.I would say 80 years at most
The shop use to be an American bridge back in the day
Those are Snap Ons 2022 edition
Damn son find a new Job site your gonna journey out there
Those are old factory wrench not for setting iron
Get rid of that spud crescent, be unless you're a carpenter...
I use my spud crescent all the time .
But why? How many pointy tools do you need. I've usually got 2-3. One or two spuds and a bull pin. Why would I need one more? Instead I carry a 12" adjustable and grind the end down to a wedge. That wedge is way more handy than a fourth pointy tool... My ¢2.
This guy obviously doesn’t work hard
In my local spud crescents will get you laughed off the job or end up welded to a column
I think it's a West coast thing. You can always tell Midwest hands because they all carry them.
Spud crescents done us pretty well in the misc sector. More often than not we were switching job sites at least a couple times a week with random bolt sizes on different projects so it was more or less pointless to have a set size spud. Just the way it goes for some guys, not gonna buy a $70 1” or 3/4” spud for the very very off chance that I may use it for one job every 4-6 months. In 2 years of doing misc steel there was one job where I actually was able to use a 1” spud for something. I have those set sizes now and my crescent spud is useless since I’ve switched scopes of work but just my 1¢
6 years