Best little wrenches, where??

• #15 Reply
  Posted by oilfield_steam on 28 Jan, 2020 19:07
• Quote from: Nick on 28 Jan, 2020 09:30

  Quote from: oilfield_steam on 25 Jan, 2020 17:58

  Not cheap but indispensable on my workbench.
  
  Thin but strong. Many times, these have been the only wrench that could get into a tight spot.
  
  https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00209TOAG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
  

  
  Thanks again Scott, my set arrived yesterday. These will come in very handy 
  

  
  I know they'll be put to good use!
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• #16 Reply
  Posted by RedRyder on 30 Jan, 2020 06:49
• The older Craftsman ignition wrenches are awesome. They are like miniature Snap-On style tools.
  
  
  The Wiha tools referenced above are also great and great quality.
  
  
  If you get the metric set, I highly recommend you get the larger one that starts at 2.5 mm then buy the 3 smaller pieces individually.
  
  
  They are 1.5 mm, 1.8 mm, and 2 mm.
  
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• #17 Reply
  Posted by Nick on 30 Jan, 2020 08:04
• Quote from: RedRyder on 30 Jan, 2020 06:49

  The older Craftsman ignition wrenches are awesome. They are like miniature Snap-On style tools.
  

  
  Agreed, have always been very happy with my older Craftsman sets, only problem was the smallest sizes were 4mm and 5/32... where the Moody set goes down to 5/64 and 2.5mm. And the set in the pouch takes up very little space and is convenient to take with you to shows, etc.
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• #18 Reply
  Posted by RedRyder on 30 Jan, 2020 08:31
• These Excel sets are good for less cost.
  
  I think the big set was less than $20.
  
  
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• #19 Reply
  Posted by Hero on 30 Jan, 2020 09:21
• Now that I like. Have to look out around here for one, as I can really use small nut drivers.
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