🔧 TEKTON Stubby Combination Wrench Organizer Review

I wish I had had these homies years ago. I bought these because I needed to remove the carburetors from my classic Porsche. Difficult to gain access to the nuts at the base of the throttle bodies, particularly the blind screw at the rear next to the firewall. Their length is perfect for the job, I can reach for open ended nuts and find them. I've bought the ratchet head versions but they're mostly useless - heads are too bulky to fit most nuts or bolts unless they're wide open - go for those…

This is a great set of short wrenches. I would highly recommend them to anyone just starting out or any DIY enthusiast, but as a pro they don't quite match some of the tools. Truck brands but it's a much better option than say Pittsburgh, at least you get a full set of keys at tecton. I highly recommend these wrenches if you just want a kit for around the house or if you want a kit that will last you for several years until you become a techie. I know it's not worth buying a tool cart to begin…

Who remembers going to Sears in the early 90's and buying a really good Craftsman tool set? Back then it was holidays/birthdays (maybe because dad needed a new tool or because he did a great job making his kids succeed (thanks dad)). I can only speak for the feel and fit of these buttons, can't comment on their metallurgy, but come on, it's 2018 and there's a reason your local Sears is closing. Tekton has obviously noticed and they feel great. I only use Snap On for my day job (thanks…