Some Fukung Wrenches turn up

[j.a.f.e.]

Most of you probably recall these gems. Strik9 sent these to me from Mexico. Not sure if they're common there or not. I don't think I've ever seen them in the wild here. They are pretty thin but seem to be made of decent steel - they have a decent ring when struck.

So here are my made in China Fukung wrenches.

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The whole Fukung collection.

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The Fukung name.

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And Made in China. Notice the right side is marked 18/32. Why it wasn't marked 9/16 is a Fukung mystery.

[jabberwoki]

Nice, i have a se of the same brand in dbl box end.

[j.a.f.e.]

Nice, i have a se of the same brand in dbl box end.

Nice! Please up some pix would really like to see.

[AbiggerGarage]

It only takes one, thrown into the works to screw things up.

[jabberwoki]

Lol

[j.a.f.e.]

There's always someone throwing a Fukung wrench in the works.

[bmwrd0]

Is that better, or worse, than a Spaniard in the works?

[j.a.f.e.]

Is that better, or worse, than a Spaniard in the works?

A great pun but not a Lennon fan so never read the book.

[jabberwoki]

As requested.

[j.a.f.e.]

Thanks for posting Jabb. Those are some nice looking Fukung wrenches.

[jabberwoki]

Well I fukung think so.

[AbiggerGarage]

Are those about a 50 fukung degree offset?

[Hickory n Steel]

This reminds me of a movie I recently watched.

Have you ever seen the 1996 Jet Lee movie Legend of the red dragon ?

In the credits there is an actor in the movie named Fuk Hing, and it always cracks me up.