Background: I'm not an assembler, but I have put together a wide variety of things over the years; some at work, some at home. An ordinary wrench works, but there's room for improvement. So I finally sat down and created something new. The following isn't exactly in the order that features unfolded, but it's a fun way to describe my journey.
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Preface
Albert uses all sorts of tools, including a humble wrench.
1
I wish the nut would stay in place.
2
I wish the holder had a hole in the middle so the bolt shank could go through.
3
I wish the wrench was marked with the machine screw number.
4
I wish I had both sizes on the same wrench.
5
I wish my wrench was also a bit driver.
6
I wish the wrench had a magnet for every hex opening.
7
I wish the wrench supported all 4 sizes.
8
I wish the wrench was light enough to stay in place.
9
I wish the wrench had a notch so the metal only fits in the holder one way.
10
I wish the wrench would indicate where it's from.
11
I wish the wrench had a mascot.
12
I wish the wrench had a name.
The next time he reached for his wrench, it was complete. "PumaWrench".
The end.
Just for fun:
That's odd. Who put this new wrench here?
That's very odd. Who added the hole?
That's really very odd. Who added the new marking?
That's really quite very odd. How did I get yet another new wrench?
That's really quite genuinely very odd.
That's actually really quite genuinely very odd.
That's actually really quite genuinely very extremely odd.
That's actually really quite genuinely very extremely incredibly odd.
That's actually really quite genuinely very extremely incredibly monumentally odd.
That's actually really quite genuinely very extremely incredibly monumentally rather odd.
That's actually really quite genuinely very extremely incredibly monumentally rather spectacularly odd.
That's actually really quite genuinely very extremely incredibly monumentally rather spectacularly unusually odd.
