Grip 7 pc Super Thin Open End Wrench Set - 1/8" Thickness - Sizes: 3/8" x 7/16", 1/2" x 9/16", 5/8" x 11/16", 3/4" x 13/16", 7/8" x 15/16", 1" x 1-1/16", 1-1/8" x 1-1/4" - Roll Up Storage Pouch

If you ever need skinny tools to get in those narrow spots this is definitely the wrench set for it. I bought these to install a bunch of caster wheels and they worked great. They are super thin yet are very durable and the edges are nicely ground and polished so they won't hurt your hand when you use them. Also including a storage pouch to keep them in is a nice touch and very handy to make sure you don't misplace one somewhere. For the price these are currently set at it would be foolish to pass them up.

After I was frustrated finding I needed super thin open box wrenches for a project and finding none in my local stores, I went to Amazon in search. I was disappointed that I would have to wait a few days, but I was determined to do the project correctly. I was very leery of purchasing tools on line, as I have gotten real junk even from Amazon. I read several reviews, and found that several people were working on similar projects as I was, and found these wrenches were just the right tool. They arrived today, and I was more than impressed by the quality of the tools. They were sturdy and had a nice finish, with more heft and beefiness than expected, but sufficiently slim as I needed. I would definitely recommend these tools to anyone needing a slim open box wrench!

What do you do when a U.S. made S&K 1 1/4" wrench is too thick (and possibly a foot longer than necessary) to fit onto the nut that is behind a mounted faceplate on an old Rockwell wood lathe? That is where this set of Grip wrenches are brought out of their storage drawer. The 9/16" wrench has also been useful on occasional with a good quality 9/16" wrench to lock two 3/8" nuts together on threaded rods. The wrenches are clearly manufactured to achieve a low price point. The edges of the wrenches are not as refined as the edges of good quality wrenches, so one would not want to use these wrenches repeatedly through the day, every day. The strength of the steel is also likely much less than that of a mid or high-end wrench. These wrenches also lack a boxed end, which might be required in some use cases. As the Amazon description mentions, these wrenches are made in China. In short, they work, but they are short to limit the amount of torque that may be applied to them so that they do not end up as pretzels (they are also likely short as a cost cutting approach).

I needed a specific size wrench for adjusting my refrigerator feet and this set fit the bill (I didn't know exactly which size I needed). It was cheap, did the job, and I've already found a few more uses for them since then. They may not be durable long-term, but for my use they're perfect. They polished them up nicely so there are no rough edges and the sizes are clearly marked on each end of the wrench.

After reading some reviews, people mentioned that they did not receive a pouch with their order. In my experience, the wrench set came in a sealed box with the wrenches in the red pouch pictured in the listing. The largest wrench fit perfectly as a replacement wrench for the wrench that came with an older table saw. This wrench was thin enough, held the locking nut and allowed me to replace saw blades. The wrenches do seem substantial considering how thin they are. Compared with a competing thin wrench set that is a few dollars cheaper here on Amazon, in which reviewers said it was cheap stamped metal, I'm glad I spent a few extra dollars for a set that I don't have to worry about deforming under moderate torquing. I did NOT receive this item at a discounted/free price to bolster positive reviews unfairly...

I only REALLY needed the 9/16th, but the set was inexpensive and I took a shot. It's solidly made, the jaws handle some torquey moves in an odd position (why I needed the thin wrench) behind a CNC mill. Now I have used this for everything- also great for bike repair, holding a stop nut on a 1968 Ford Steering pump, disassembling an Evinrude starter solenoid, and on down the list of unruly wrenching access. Great set. nice roll-up case. This goes with me when I need to get out of jams- light and versatile.

I have purchased two sets of these, only because I lost the first set. I use them only for changing circular saw blades on my table saw which requires a thin wrench. Works fine, and the green case color makes them easy to find.

I only needed one size of this set to take my lawnmower blades off. Needed a slim wrench to hold the locking nut. Unfortunately, the torque was to much for this tool and it broke in half the first try. Great tool if you need it for a light duty job, but nothing more than that.