🔧 Get a Superior Grip with the 9 pc Super Thin Wrench Set MM Review

The 13mm was definitely a lot bigger than the 13mm and it was too loose on the nut. Thinking I had the wrong nut size and tried to use the 12mm which was too small to bypass the nut. and hey, i ran german gear which is definitely metric. This set is a crab I'm going to throw in the trash.

I bought these for a specific motorcycle project with limited access to some bolts and they have worked great. The suitcase feels comfortable. Not sure how well they will hold up in terms of durability but time will tell. I thought about just buying a thin wall wrench (I only needed 10mm) but at this price for a set I decided to give it a try. If you are a professional mechanic and need them day in and day out, you may need a higher quality, for most of us they work just fine.

I have a set of standard brand keys. They're too expensive to take to work, so I use them at home. However, this grip set is very valuable and I am not afraid of losing or damaging it. The other guys I work with really like them and the couple said they would buy the same set. I've bought standard and metric wrenches but haven't used the standard wrenches yet. Hooray, the metric system! My only (minor) complaint is that the zip tie has become unraveled. But that doesn't matter since I always…

Let's face it Chinese tools are rubbish and you have tools from India that are even worse. You get this wrench for occasional use and for minimal torque. When you open the crate you will smell the port cargo. But that's where all the similarities with Chinese instruments end. You've got a new set, still fresh, with fingerprints rolled up in an ugly and flashy roll of tools you'll be ashamed to put in your toolbox. These wrenches are for extremely limited use (bicycles) and are not expected for…

I was skeptical when I first saw that they were advertised at such a low price. I thought they were cheap and wouldn't last long. These things are legal. Very strong and will not come loose if you use them in high torque applications. (60 to 90 ft. lbs.) The little pocket is great as it keeps the wrenches safe and organized! I work on many hydraulic applications with limited space and sealed connections. These wrenches make my life so much easier! Now I use these things more than my regular…

The descriptions on the web and on the box say "stamped" but all the ones I received are clearly stamped, not a fake. Embossing marks are clearly visible on all edges, even on the inside of the bolsters! Quality keys are stamped and then the jaws are machined (milled or drawn) to exact size before heat treating and caroming. No wonder people have problems with tolerances and distribution. Stamping does not produce an exact shape, and these manufacturers take no steps to make it accurate…

This narrow wrench set works well for its intended purpose. These are lightweight wrenches for holding threaded items that have little access (examples are the sliding parts that brake calipers bolt to (my primary use) or holding flare nuts on a bike axle while tightening an axle nut). . Not intended as a lightweight, easy-to-carry replacement for traditional wrenches that have plenty of room to fit a thick and durable wrench onto a nut or bolt. Since one review complained that the hole size…

These thin wrenches seem to be the right quality for occasional use such as a shade tree mechanic who needs to hold flats on the stabilizer link, but they don't replace good forged pushrod wrenches (which sell for a much higher price). ) . They are made from forged steel, made in India and the edges are not ground - meaning the sides are slightly sharp and the holes are not ground to give smooth and flat work surfaces. Except for a slight ripple, all holes are approx. 0.2 mm larger than their…