🔧 Capri Tools 5/8 in. x 3/4 in. Super-Thin Open End Wrench, SAE - Efficient and Precise Automotive Tool for Tight Spaces Review

Bought it as a wrench (point on the end that holds the screw) for Walther ppk/s 22 after losing the small factory key. Had to make it a little thinner to fit but it works.

This wrench caught my eye while looking for cone wrenches for a bike axle. I immediately saw an ad for Superthin and hurried. I first had to write down the specified width and compare it with my work. The illustration shows the thickness of the 15mm cone wrench compared to the 19mm Capri tool. Too far.

I bought this to help me remove the set screws that hold the planer blades in place. After the first use I noticed that the set screws are already wearing out the key. But this wrench was perfect for the narrow channel where the set screws were, so 3 stars. It did the job but definitely won't last.

I used this to replace knives on my Rockwell 37-315 jointer. Worked great. A solid key to how thin it is. I'm sure if you apply force unevenly or from the side, or press in any way, it would bend. I used some force when changing blades and had no problems. I attach a magnet to the back of the jointer cabinet to use as a custom tool wrench.

I bought the 18mm x 19mm Capri tools for a specific job at work and thought this wrench was thin enough to fit where a thin wrench was required. I was surprised that this was key. STILL TOO FAT. Luckily it was relatively inexpensive and the tool had to be used on a grinder, removing material to make it 2mm thick. The quality of the metal was good, which did not affect the hardness and did not deform under the small torque the wrench was subjected to. I recommend this remedy.

I bought these wrenches to fit bike pedals. They are easily thin enough for this purpose. The 16/17mm wrench is 4.6mm thick and the 14/15mm wrench is 3.5mm thick. me. It is impossible to completely abandon goods made in despotic countries like China (People's Republic), but I support freedom whenever I have a choice, and I encourage you to do the same.

Size 10mm x 11mm is approximately 2.5mm thick (measured 0.097 inches). It is made in Taiwan. The wrench looks like it's just a cheap piece of tin, but it's beautifully chrome-plated. Also, I did a quick test by trying to bend it to the side. If it was ordinary low strength steel, it would bend. This tool is made of hardened steel. It's stronger than it first appears. This is the perfect size for removing the barrel nut on the S&W M&P22 Compact (11mm). S&W factory tools are scrap. The thinness…