T4755 Conduit Bush Wrench

Brilliant, works on all size bushes

Good for me

It’s a good tool! metal clad sockets and switches, I think the shank could do with about 4cm more on it to fit certain steel trunking depths as conduit sits on the wall at 4 inch deep there is no leverage due to it being a little short. Asides from that Great tool useful to conduit nuts and inside fittings

This is a really useful tool for tightening and loosening conduit bushes properly without damaging them. It gives much better grip and control compared to using improvised tools like screwdrivers or pliers, and helps get bushes tight and secure quickly. The build quality feels solid and durable, and the handle is comfortable to use with good leverage. It makes installing conduit systems cleaner and more professional, especially when working on metal conduit and trunking setups. It’s a simple tool, but it saves time and effort and gives a much better result. Definitely worth having if you work with conduit regularly.

Used this in my training courses for being a sparky and it comes in very helpful with my full time job as a spark, makes tightening bushes a breeze and don't have to fumble around with 2 pairs of grips.

It took me a long time before I bought one of these but they are well worth it. Any UK electrician working with conduit knows that bushes are very thin now, and the Bushking bush spanner slips more often than not. These CK bush spanners are just the job, letting you tighten up bushes even if there are cables in the conduit. Great bit of kit.

This works well, even with modern bushes that are designed with minimum amounts of metal with flats so thin that some other designs of bush spanner simply won't engage and just slip around. Perfect for fitting conduit bushes in trunking. When fitting bushes in boxes you may be limited by both the sweep you can get, making it necessary to keep disengaging the tool and re-engaging it on the next flat, i.e. 1/6 of a turn at a time. If the box has a very deep lip it may not be possible to engage the tool on the bush but this is where previously you may have had to resort to the awful screwdriver and hammer method to drive the bush round anyway as spanners or grips wouldn't be able to be placed at a suitable angle to avoid slipping off.

Not bad tool

very good

Great item, good tool for electricians

Was perfect

Does the job it's intended to

I bought a bunch of these for myself and the guys at work. They came in just as advertised. It’s a quality tool. Made very well. It’s just too small for what I need. May work great on 1/2” and maybe 3/4” lock nuts / myers hubs.