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splais 09-18-2006 10:09 AM

Source for small (1mm-6mm or us equiv) boxend wrenches
 
I am looking for a source for very small boxend wrenches. sizes below 7mm/1/4"; can anyone help me out.

thanks.

Mrtazmaned 09-18-2006 11:35 AM

RE: Source for small (1mm-6mm or us equiv) boxend wrenches
 
SEARS HAS A SET OF VERY SMALL WRENCHES YOU CAN CHECK OUT. THESE ARE IGNITION WRENCHES...HOWEVER I DON'T KNOW IF THEY ARE METRIC.

carrellh 09-18-2006 12:14 PM

RE: Source for small (1mm-6mm or us equiv) boxend wrenches
 
Here are a couple of small wrench sets available at Sears:

www.sears.com
Paste the Sears item # in the search box.
Craftsman 10 pc. Wrench Set, Metric Ignition
Sears item #00942339000 Mfr. model #42339
Sizes: 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11mm



Craftsman 10 pc. Wrench Set, Standard Combination Ignition
Sears item #00942319000 Mfr. model #42319
Sizes: 5/32 through 7/16 in

JimO 09-19-2006 05:00 PM

RE: Source for small (1mm-6mm or us equiv) boxend wrenches
 
Look for a tool truck, Snap-on, Mac, etc at any automotive shop and they have them. Also a good speed shop will carry.

Lee MRC 09-20-2006 12:31 PM

RE: Source for small (1mm-6mm or us equiv) boxend wrenches
 
Sears carries two sets. One a straight and onea right angle open end, and one an open end and a box end combination. I always carry both sets in standard and metric in any tool box that I take with me, whether on the job or for play.

They are are very high quality, I suspect "Snap on" is the supplier because I can not tell any difference other than the name.

LeeK5MRC

Flyboy Dave 09-21-2006 10:04 AM

RE: Source for small (1mm-6mm or us equiv) boxend wrenches
 
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I don't think you will find a wrench smaller than 4mm, at least I have not
seen any. You might look for a set of these small metric nut drivers. The
set comes with a small T-handle to get some extra force if needed.

Any wrench smaller than 4mm would break off and strip small nuts and bolts
faster than you could replace them. :eek:

FBD. :D

Reg Hinnant 09-21-2006 10:52 AM

RE: Source for small (1mm-6mm or us equiv) boxend wrenches
 
Try Micro-Mart


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