🔧 Quality Titan 12715 Extra-Long Arm Tamper Resistant Star Key Set - 13 Piece, Green: Ultimate Tools for Precision Tasks Review

I really liked these but when tightening the set screw today the ball end broke off my 5/64 wrench. The piece that came off the crib got stuck in the part I was working on, forcing me to change the whole piece. Using only the strength of my fingers, I wasn't close enough for it to break. Because of this, it took me about an hour for a 5 minute job.

I am considering buying a second pair in case I lose these. I have tested these things and this is by far the best Allens set I have ever used. The length and strength make them perfect for almost any job I've done. I've been using Allens for about 9 years now and it has changed everything for me.

When trying to tighten a disc brake bolt on my mountain bike, a Torx Titan T25 bit broke in the bolt. The breakdown hit my joint against a sharp brake disc. After an ER visit, a few stitches and a splint, I felt compelled to write this review. I have never had such a tool failure and am very disappointed. Look elsewhere for a set of torx keys.

I couldn't find a Robertson wrench, but I remembered that the term "Square" is also used, so I ordered this "Triple Square Wrench". There was an error. This is a "Star" or "Torx" key. The package hasn't been opened yet, so I can just send it back, but it seems to be of good quality, so I'll have to think about it. I'll also see if there is a notation like "triple square".

Those great titanium tools. Most allen wrenches will work for a while, but unfortunately the steel tends to be of average quality. The corners of the keys usually wear out quickly and soon become disposable tools. Unlike them, titanium hex keys are made of high quality hardened steel. They're longer than most, have a very useful spherical end, and come with a handy storage organizer. The painted surface of the wrenches is non-slip and the color is clearly visible. This is one of those tool…

Great range, great fit and high quality! I had an issue with several hex head screws deep in holes that became captive without actual threads due to the depth of the holes, the weight of the assembly they were in, and the material they were made of. I failed. Remove them to align holes and threads and try again. The machining on the end of the ball is very precise and I was able to manipulate the ball into position to tighten the fasteners, pull it out, align the threads and hole and install it