Spanners/wrenches and their quality

>pro in the name
Probably going to be shit.

Best cheap tools are Gearwrench, Powerbuilt, or Pittsburgh Pro. (NOT Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Pro!).

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>>17733211
Thanks for the replies my boys.

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they aren't very good. but will probably work.

you should find a set in store that you can look at and fingerfuck. I have a set of taiwanese Kobalt wrences and they're p good

Last time I bought a set of wrenches, I got my metric set of Blue-Points off of eBay for $50 shipped.

Blue points are about 100x better than that shit you posted there.

Go to harbor freight keep receipt and you have a tool with a lifetime warranty

Gear wrench is great stuff. As much as I like my snap on tools, I've been slowly migrating to GW. Cheaper and holds up just as well

To add, craftsman wrenches are made by gearwrench too.

>>17733211

However, these are great suggestions too.

get husky because you can take that shit back when it breaks

Tekton makes nice shit and sells through Amazon