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Louis CyrThursday, October 25, 2007
Dennis Rogers: Hand-Bent Wrenches"Now THAT is strong..." You can expect that kind of reception when you can bend a wrench by hand like Dennis Rogers. You'll notice the wrench pictured above center has actually been bent twice -- an unbelieveable feat of hand and wrist strength.
And in case you're wondering there's no monkey business here, all these wrenches are name brands bought at the local hardware store.
If you want to learn how to bend a wrench, you'll want to check out Dennis Rogers' Odd Object Bending DVD Set.
Labels: Bent Wrenches, Dennis Rogers, Oldtime Strongman, Steel Bending, Strongman Feat
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