9 pc Piece Super Thin Wrench Set MM Metric Transmission Brake Hydraulic Spanner

At first, these looked fine for the money.When I started getting around to using them, I noticed that they were VERY out of tolerance.Several are too big (just goes around) to use on their "rated" size.Several more become too big to use on their "rated" size within a few tries.Some of the smaller sizes work perfectly as a bigger size.The metal is very thin, but also very soft... not hardened at all. not sure if you can really use these consistently for anything but plastic and toys.

Purchased these in SAE and Metric. Not super great quality as they're stamped but they work. You may have to file on the jaws a bit if you're worried about aesthetics of what you're working on..

I bought these primarily for 30 and 32 mm, at least today (bicycle fork). Figured having a set of thin wrenches isn't a bad idea.The 32 mm won't fit on a 32 mm nut which measures 31.8 mm. It's only 31.3. 30 mm measures to 29.9. Clearly no QC! All it takes is a pair of calipers.Additionally, the particular reseller (Rodgers Goods) has u pay for return shipping.

Nice wrenches for use on thin jam nuts and it tight spaces. The pocket pouch has held up well.

great set of open end wrenches especially suited for reaching into tight places like the bit collet nuts on my router table and the blade shaft nuts on the table saw / also narrow jam and / or locknut spaces good quality for the money

If you have ever been in a situation where you needed a set of thin wrenches, you would be happy to own this product. These are not cheaply made. They are solid enough to work well even in relatively high torque circumstances without buckling under the pressure. The fact that they come in a storage package is a plus. I like keeping a set of tools like this together and the storage case does that well. I am completely satisfied with my purchase.

Great tool but being thin I bent the 15mm already. Cup spacer on bike was to tight from the factory to break before the tool bent. To be fair i put a lot of pressure on the tool. If you know you're going to have to torque down on something I would suggest the spade adjustable wrench.

Bought these wrenches to be able to adjust top hanging doors in the track. Perfect for getting in tight areas. 2nd set bought to date.