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Cranistan

Cranistan ('kranˌuhˌstan) - Most painters/re-modelers carry several tools of the trade, however, a very important part of their tool arsenal is the multi-use tool. These come in various configurations from 5 in 1 to 19 in 1. Like most professions there are more common names for these kinds of tools and one of note is the "cranistan". The origin of the nickname is thought to be on the east side of Cleveland, Ohio and dates back to the early 1980's.

Multi-use Tool typical functions:

Scrape paint
Open paint cans
Clean paint roller
Spread compound
Set nails
Pull nails
Flat screwdriver bit
Phillips screwdriver bit
Open/clean cracks
Bottle opener

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