A basin wrench is not always required if you are going to change the sink (basin) as well. If changing the faucets in a vanity it is possible to change the faucets with a pair of channel locks although it is a little more work it will save you from buying a basin wrench. On a wall hung sink or pedestal basin; a basin wrench is needed although you can remove the sink and install the faucets if you wish.A little more work, but no purchasing of a wrench...Have a good day
thank you for the help. im hanging onto my house by a thread and cannot afford to hire a plumber so need to do the kitchen faucet on my own. being a female who was taught how to cook and sew with no skills in home repair is a challenge. i knew i needed one of these wrenches but had no clue as to how in the heck to use it. again thanks, oh wish me luck.
When I was in high school in the 60's, girls were forced to take Home Ec & boys forced to take Shop. I'd always wished I'd been able to take Shop. And now in retrospect, it would have come in a lot more handy than Home Ec ever did.
well the home ec and my mom taught me how to cook and i do that pretty well. its just to one's advantage to be multi talented. my husband was like that. he was a jack of all trades ..he was even a good cook too. pretty well rounded. but yes i know what you mean. its nice to know stuff especially when it means you do not have to count on someone else to do the job for you.
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A basin wrench is not always required if you are going to change the sink (basin) as well. If changing the faucets in a vanity it is possible to change the faucets with a pair of channel locks although it is a little more work it will save you from buying a basin wrench. On a wall hung sink or pedestal basin; a basin wrench is needed although you can remove the sink and install the faucets if you wish.A little more work, but no purchasing of a wrench...Have a good day
TheOldkid888 11 months ago
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SuperMichaelblake 1 year ago
Bookmarked :)
whyallamesaregone 1 year ago
i only use the square Rigid basin wrench, so you can easily grip it with pliers if need be. Cheap tools are a bad idea
suckaniggasdick 1 year ago
Excellent. Had seen it on The Old House but could not quite remember. Very helpful.
rcannon100 2 years ago
Good post, THX for the help.
rangan88 2 years ago
thank you for the help. im hanging onto my house by a thread and cannot afford to hire a plumber so need to do the kitchen faucet on my own. being a female who was taught how to cook and sew with no skills in home repair is a challenge. i knew i needed one of these wrenches but had no clue as to how in the heck to use it. again thanks, oh wish me luck.
sharonra2000 2 years ago
hahaha when did you pull that story from, straight out the 1940's.
livinlifejb 2 years ago
yeah thats it..out of the fourties. so whats your deal????
sharonra2000 2 years ago 3
When I was in high school in the 60's, girls were forced to take Home Ec & boys forced to take Shop. I'd always wished I'd been able to take Shop. And now in retrospect, it would have come in a lot more handy than Home Ec ever did.
mmedefarge 1 year ago
well the home ec and my mom taught me how to cook and i do that pretty well. its just to one's advantage to be multi talented. my husband was like that. he was a jack of all trades ..he was even a good cook too. pretty well rounded. but yes i know what you mean. its nice to know stuff especially when it means you do not have to count on someone else to do the job for you.
sharonra2000 1 year ago
Very helpful. Thanks dude.
drsjpesq1 2 years ago
it helped me a lot. Thanks for your kind tutorial.
bluegrassxman 3 years ago