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Small wrench set... Combination, ratcheting, box end?
At the moment, I really only need three (ordinary) wrenches for my
new Snappy quickchange drillbit adapters. An old friend said that open end wrenches tend to spread with a lot of torque. A cheap set of Stanley wrenches at the local megastore has a lifetime warranty, but shipping would be more than the cost of one wrench, sounds like a silly warrantee. Is carefully using a vice grip on the threaded nut part of a Snappy quickchange adapter likely to destroy it? The base can be held with the included hex nut and a socket wrench. Otherwise... Suggestions for a small wrench set? Thanks. |
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