Hand Forged Tomahawk Wrench Using Your Wrench My Coal Anvil Hammer & Hands L0ok

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This Buy it now sale is for one hand forged tomahawk wrench, Hand forged by Me, using a coal fired, hand crank blower forge, an antique, 145 pound Swedish anvil, hammers and hands, all mine. Here's the twist... I will do this using your wrench. Until I can think of a better way, here is how it works... You make your choice as to size - small = 0 to 12 inches Medium = 12 to 16 inches Large = 16 to 19 inches Extra large = 19 to 24 inches and XXL = 24 and up, according to the overall length of your wrench, and buy the box to ship the wrench from me, which is what this sale is technically for, the shipping box. I send you a box in which to ship your wrench to me, which I will then transform with the mystical potion of blood, sweat, tears and fire, into a majestic, all - new - animal - A Hawkwrench! (I think I like Wrenchawk better) I will then in turn send your new best buddy back to you with no further effort required on your part (or expense, since you have already paid for all services in full when you purchase your shipping box through THIS sale.) Okay guys, I hope this works. I failed to mention (previously in this add) that the reason for all of this rigamarole is that eBay, in they're infinite wisdom, won't allow me to share contact information with any of you UNTIL a transaction takes place between us. After that it's all good. If you don't have a special wrench in mind, don't despair! Please check my other sales for auctions of ready - made wrenchawks, any of which would make wonderful new best buddies. If you would like me to make a custom fit leather cover for your wrenchawk, I can do that for .00. Just let me know and add 25 to the total. I do have a couple things to add... This box may only be used to send TO ME (it will be addressed that way under the label) one combination wrench of the proper size (the size paid for) and a combination wrench, by the way, is defined BY ME as a wrench that has one closed (box) end and one open end. Exceptions may be made for double open end wrenches, but please NO DOUBLE BOX END WRENCHES - they simply don't work. Anything that is oversized in ways other than length (like those super heavy duty double open end Williams industrial types or weird antique farm wrenches) should be classed BY YOU to the next size up. Here I am going to add that I have to make one more size class and that will be XXL, or 2XL, which will be for wrenches 24 inches in length or more with a size of around two inch, such as the giant Snap-On in the first photo (the black one). It was the first Snap-On I did and it was a chore! The price will be one of the five following prices in this buy it now - or best offer sale and it will be UP TO YOU to get it right - Small - .00, Medium - .00, Large - 5.00, Extra large - 5.00 and XXL - 0.00 But please keep it real. A 3" wrench is beyond what I can realistically do by myself, so lets draw the line at 2" max. So it's easy - if you have an extra large wrench, buy it now at 5.00, an XXL, buy it now for 0.00, and so on. Make an offer for the correct amount and I will accept it. Then you will pay it, including the shipping to you of the box and you will pay also to ship me your wrench. I will pay the shipping back to you of the finished product. So, clear as mud? I know, and I apologize, but just please ask any questions and I will be happy to stumble through the answer if I can manage. Thanks! P.S. I just need to add a word about double bit axes ( because I have a couple in the pictures). Also, I have had some inquiries about them. Those that are in the pictures are both sold, and I really don't want to make them any more using the clients wrench, the pressure is just too great. Sorry. I know I said one thing but I really need to also say that I am a one man operation in Indiana and I work outdoors. Okay ya'll, it's spring, 2021 and everything seems to be moving along at an ever accelerating pace. A lot of changes to what seems like EVERYTHING all at once. It might just be me, but I don't think so. Not this time. If you want to do this thing, I suggest you do it sooner rather than later because we never know what tomorrow will bring, do we? Just sayin'.
Thanks! P.S. I'm working on a FB page as Honey Creek Design. Thanks again!