Proper Wrench Orientation for Torque

What happens here

To properly use an adjustable jaw wrench, ensure that the adjustable jaw (the movable part with the screw mechanism) is oriented in the direction of rotation such that the fixed jaw, which is an integral part of the main body of the wrench, takes the primary load or torque. For example, when tightening a fitting clockwise, position the wrench so the fixed jaw pushes against the fitting. This technique ensures that the force is applied to the stronger, fixed part of the wrench, providing better grip and preventing damage to both the fastener and the tool.

Goal: Orient the adjustable jaw wrench correctly to apply torque using the fixed jaw.