stillson wrench (Meaning)

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stillson wrench (n)

a large pipe wrench with L-shaped adjustable jaws that tighten as pressure on the handle is increased

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stillson wrench ()

A pipe wrench having an adjustable L-shaped jaw piece sliding in a sleeve that is pivoted to, and loosely embraces, the handle. Pressure on the handle increases the grip.

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stillson wrench Sentence Examples

  1. The plumber reached for his trusty Stillson wrench to tighten the stubborn pipe.
  2. The mechanic used a Stillson wrench to grip the rusted bolt, breaking the decades-old bond.
  3. The firefighter kept a Stillson wrench handy to pry open jammed doors during emergencies.
  4. The construction worker's Stillson wrench was indispensable for assembling heavy metal beams.
  5. The salvage crew employed Stillson wrenches to free entangled wreckage and rescue trapped victims.
  6. The oil rig worker relied on Stillson wrenches to secure pipes and prevent leaks in remote offshore environments.
  7. The homeowner had a Stillson wrench in his toolbox for various plumbing and home repair tasks.
  8. The electrician used a Stillson wrench to adjust the tension on high-voltage power lines.
  9. The logger's Stillson wrench was essential for tightening chainsaws and maintaining heavy logging equipment.
  10. The antique collector proudly displayed a vintage Stillson wrench as a prized artifact from industrial history.

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The plumber reached for his trusty Stillson wrench to tighten the stubborn pipe.

The mechanic used a Stillson wrench to grip the rusted bolt, breaking the decades-old bond.

The firefighter kept a Stillson wrench handy to pry open jammed doors during emergencies.

The construction worker's Stillson wrench was indispensable for assembling heavy metal beams.