Eklind Tool 51912 Hex Key Review

I needed to replace the pistol grip on my 9mm AR pistol. The field is too wide to go all the way down. This is the only solution.

Don't let the price fool you. This is not a cheap tool. Very well made, durable. I was impressed. This will take a long time. I'm considering getting the full set.

This is when I got a very high quality US made tool for the same price as a cheap piece of Chinese junk that was probably made out of Recycled cans Soup and Beer I would recommend this instrument to anyone looking for a quality instrument at a great price.

Ideal for AR style rifle grips. I bought this specifically for a purpose. I wanted to tighten the grip on my AR15 because they didn't do a very good job at the factory. I had the correct Allen key, but it wasn't long enough to turn in the handle. It worked. If anyone is looking for it for that purpose, it has worked on a Franklin Gun base and a PSA base with a Magpul MOE grip.

I doubt I'll be using this T-handle hex wrench very often, but I need it every time I need to replace parts on my Regency freestanding propane torch, which uses a long 3/16 hex wrench to adjust the flame is required. For less than $5, I avoided a $130 support call. I tried with a standard hex wrench and couldn't apply enough torque to make the adjustment. Working with this tool was easy.

I have had to adjust the truss rods on my electric guitars and the usual small L-shaped allen wrenches were not ideal. This tool is long enough to completely clean the headstock without disturbing the strings and pegs. Fits both my 89 MIJ Strat and my 2008 MIM FSR Strat, so will likely fit any modern Fender guitar or bass (including Squier, Jackson, Charvel, EVH, Gretsch, etc.).

a must for owners of standard strats! Although it required a quick oiling out of the box (like any tool), it's durable and the right size. Its length is long enough to fit in the truss rod channel while the strings are still taut and taut, allowing neck adjustments and fine tuning to be made while the instrument is tuned after stringing, all in one easy step. After use, it can be put directly into a suitcase or bag, so you don't have to carry around a whole set of allen keys. This purchase is…

Due after years of struggling to adjust the depth of the router in a table mounted router (either under the table or when removing the router). to the table), I had an "AH HA" moment. There was a 3/16" hex head screw on top of the cutter setting. So I marked where the hole in the router body lined up with this screw and drilled a hole in the table. Now I can adjust the height of the router. With this wrench, this discovery has saved me hundreds of dollars by eliminating the need to purchase a…

I needed to adjust the truss rods on my electric guitars and the usual small L-shaped allen wrenches weren't ideal. This tool is long enough to completely clean the headstock without disturbing the strings and pegs. Fits both my 89 MIJ Strat and my 2008 MIM FSR Strat, so will likely fit any modern Fender guitar or bass (including Squier, Jackson, Charvel, EVH, Gretsch, etc.).

A must-have item for Standard Strategist owners! Although it required a quick oiling out of the box (like any tool), it's durable and the right size. Its length is long enough to fit in the truss rod channel while the strings are still taut and taut, allowing neck adjustments and fine tuning to be made while the instrument is tuned after stringing, all in one easy step. After use, it can be put directly into a suitcase or bag, so you don't have to carry around a whole set of allen keys. This…