Wiha 35297 9-Piece Metric L-Key Wrench Set

The Wiha brand produces a lot of quality tools, these are actually at a reasonable price.

These are very nice and are very tough, very close tolerances, I checked with metric calipers, if I were to buy again I'd probably buy their colored set. Overall very pleasant to use.

High quality wrenches. I like the case they come in. You can turn it and the wrenches rotate out to make extraction easy. Cool design.

Project Farm hyped these up and once again bamboozled me. I bought these specifically because he said they fit fasteners better, but boy was he wrong. I get a tighter tolerance fit out of my $2 Harbor Freight set than these. I stripped out many hex fasteners (especially the 5mm) with these Wihas before I finally threw them in the trash. I now exclusively use Koken hex sockets, and if I have to I'll use bondhus hex t-handles, neither of which have ever stripped a fastener for me, even cheap chinese hex bolts. Wiha is completely overrated.

The media could not be loaded. The holder is quite clever: twist any one of the keys and they all smoothly rotate sideways. Solves a problem common to most L-key sets where you have to twist a bunch by hand against strong friction to get at the one you want.Detailing such as the chamfered tips and nickel plating is high quality. Alternative in this class is double the price: https://www.amazon.com/PB-Swiss-211H-10-Chrome-Allen/dp/B001D8I5PA/Long enough to crank on really stubborn bicycle parts, but how long is long? Here ya go,Moment arm lengths: (tip of the long part to the turning axis)1.5 mm: 90 mm2 mm: 100 mm2.5 mm: 110 mm3 mm: 125 mm4 mm: 140 mm5 mm: 160 mm6 mm: 180 mm8 mm: 200 mm10 mm: 220 mm

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