🔧 Bondhus 69600 Double L ColorGuard Wrench Review

I work as a factory technician for a paper bag company and use hex sets every day, this has been my favorite set for about 3 or 4 years. They are durable and the color coding makes it easy to quickly find the one you want rather than trying to read very small engravings (or using calipers on old ones with no engravings). Cool Allen. The ONLY issue I have is that they had to make the same sizes for SAE and Metric in different colors. For example, 3/8 and 10mm, 5/16 and 8mm, 1/4 and 6mm, 3/16 and

I have been using it regularly for almost 3 years. Having succeeded in another particularly offensive deployment, I thought I should comment. They are just way stronger than you would ever expect. In the latter case, a really thin 6mm wrench was used to remove a very deeply embedded screw. I used a long tube as a lever for the lever on the narrow end of the whore. The entire length twisted slightly when I applied torque, but oddly it rebounded and didn't break. And this is not the first time…

Like most people here I'm tired of never being able to read the size of small socket wrenches and if you drop one in a dimly lit area I guess it's lost. The long handle is useful for HVAC applications where a small amount of torque is required to loosen the fan blades. The colors are great for a number of reasons. I don't always know what the metric equivalents are, so I just use the same color and most of the time that's the correct key. Visibility and unique appearance prevent them from being