StanleyFatMax® Demolition Wrench 250mm (10in) Capacity 37mm

This is an interesting tool and I bough this more for novelty than actual need. I'm not sure I have ever needed a hammer and wrench at the same time (except perhaps to hammer the end of the wrench on seized bolts etc - something that would require an addition hammer for this...)It is very solidly built, albeit rough in a few places, though feels like it will easily stand up to use and abuse.The tiny flaw in the product is the pry bar on the end of the handle. In theory, a really good idea. However, as the handle is not that long you may find yourself holding the wrench near the end to apply force. If you get this wrong, or your hand slips, then expect to cut your hand on the pry bar end, particularly if that seized bolt suddenly gives. To that end I would advise wearing gloves (which for demolition work you probably will be anyway!)

For someone in their early-mid 20's ive had to learn old fashioned construction with no multi tools because i and my family have gone through multi tools like it was going out of fashion, electric or normal hand tools.This is the first multi tool that i can honestly say must be in most trades / DIY's toolboxes.Wrench goes up to 30mm for tackling most size nuts.Nail pryer hole takes up all sizes + medium length oval head nails (which are a pain)Hammer face is a little small but its understandable for being a multi tool.The chisel end has been the biggest help for me out of the whole tool so far.Over the moon with it

Well, this certainly got the job done! Removed a kitchen with it; bashing, levering, undoing, prising. It handled it all.The ability to use it as a hammer means I don't have to ruin the other wrenches that weren't *really* designed to be used that way. This tool has what I'd call heft. It's in your hand, you know it's there, it feels good and you just want to use it. That's the difference between a great tool and a 'meh' tool.And to top it all, it just looks the business; those angles and polished faces are unnecessary, but they make this a wrench from Marvel... Team Fortress 2... X-Com. People I know who have no use for it just went "I need one".

If you want a wrecking tool this is the one. Really good weight to it, adjustable spanner smooth with very little play. Nail and crowbar facility sturdy but quite sharp. Hammer head also well positioned. Paid £14 and happy with purchase. Shipped from Europe. If you want adjustable spanner for pluming / indoor work I would suggest a more traditional version with a little more finesse. This spanner is a brut.

Some sort of medieval multi-tool...jokes aside, it's really useful for what it is. The amount of times I've misused a precision tool as a hammer is disgusting, and I'm not proud of it...but this Mjölnir like shifter is built for all the heavy handed abuse. For that someone who has forgotten a hammer and is too stubborn to get it, you will definitely need this.