Allen wrenches.??

Bondhus T handle are what I use in my shop. What I believe to be better then the average set.

I went to Menards and bought a set ...... weren't that expensive and are holding up well.



Robert

Bondhus T handle are what I use in my shop. What I believe to be better then the average set.

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Agree. I also like the Eklind brand. They both fit well and are available in straight or ball ends.

There's another thread that was started on the "Other Parts, Accessories, & Equipment" subsection here on AGN.

https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/which-brand-style-of-hex-wrench-do-you-prefer/

Harbor Freight Pittsburgh brand. Lifetime warranty.

14" hex bits with a magnetic driver blow them away. Superior tool. Harder steel. Better torque transmission. Gives that satisfying CRACK when a tight fastener lets go. Instead of DARN it stripped. You will never have stripped allen sockets again. Former pro mechanic and machinist. I don't even want any T wrenches. No room in MY toolbox for them. Cons: Too much flex, springy, and they strip out. Pros: Colorful ones look nice! The kit looks organized.

Ratcheting is not a must but. Snap On sells the best ratcheting driver I ever used.(I actually thought I wouldn't like it. 30 years ago) Very fine toothed ratchet. Shaft is knurled for twirling between your fingers for speed. I'm fast. There are many good quality 1/4" bit suppliers. Even China makes good ones now. But I will certainly prefer USA. Get a socket adapter for them and use them on a 1/4" ratchet. as well. 

Worn allen socket? Jam an allen wrench into a grinder and raise a good burr. Now tap it deep into the socket with a light hammer. BAM! You got it! Gives a little extra bite

Bondhus T handle are what I use in my shop. What I believe to be better then the average set.

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Agreed, very nice and reasonably priced. Nice heavy handle.

Wiha. Period. 

Hi

If you want something high quality FACOM,

I use bondhus and it's fine, and I prefer L with round tip



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Enkey