A poor workman always blames his tools. Well my name is mrbodge so it's definitely the tools fault.
Here is an object described as a Self-Adjustable Basin Wrench. It's
obvious what you are supposed to do with it because if you turn it one direction it opens up and the other stays shut (therefore hopefully rotating your nut)
Anyhow this tool would not undo a thing for me. It's how I ended up breaking my waste (in another thread). In frustration I took a pair of vice grips and stilsons to it and ended up knocking the overflow causing a large tear and without that rubber sealing tape basically writing it off.
So my question is, just how are you supposed to use one of these babies? It won't even grip the basin nut properly let alone turn it.
Can you help?
Here is an object described as a Self-Adjustable Basin Wrench. It's
obvious what you are supposed to do with it because if you turn it one direction it opens up and the other stays shut (therefore hopefully rotating your nut)
Anyhow this tool would not undo a thing for me. It's how I ended up breaking my waste (in another thread). In frustration I took a pair of vice grips and stilsons to it and ended up knocking the overflow causing a large tear and without that rubber sealing tape basically writing it off.
So my question is, just how are you supposed to use one of these babies? It won't even grip the basin nut properly let alone turn it.
Can you help?