Why is Value Square Spanner Better?

Spanner sets typically consist of a selection of different spanner sizes, bought together as a single kit that offers users a full range of options and on-hand flexibility when tackling nuts and bolts of any size.

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The best spanner sets are usually supplied in a box, case or foam tray for protection and convenience, and will generally be a more cost-effective way of achieving full flexibility than buying differently sized tools individually. The number of individual pieces provided in any complete spanner set can range from two or three pieces up to fifty or more, including numerous types of spanner sockets and other accessories.

Individual spanner sets most often tend to contain the same type of spanner (e.g. ratchet or combination spanner) offered in a range of varying sizes. They&#;re one of the most common tool types found in work kits and DIY collections, and are used daily in a wide range of applications by professionals and odd-jobbers the world over.

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I have a dozen or more of the thick, short, clunky double open end wrenches, probably from my grandfather&#;s estate, that, for some unknown reason I still keep. The idea is, I suppose, to assemble a s tool kit for display in the bed in my Ford pickup.

I also acquired a dozen or more double open end, mostly Craftsman, wrenches in the 70s and 80s when Sears was blowing them out at their Oak Brook tool outlet store, which was only open Saturday mornings.

I occasionally find them useful, but many have become fodder for the grinder to become thinner profile tools for close quarter work.

I really should cull them from the drawers and relocate them to some special spot. Trouble is I will never remember where that special spot is next time I need them.

Someone mentioned that a complete set of these was undoubtedly less expensive, which was important in the thirties, when money was scarce.

Also, remember that in that era, square nuts were more prevalent than today&#;s common hex but, or, for that matter, hex bolt. I doubt if a modern combination wrench would be of much use on my grandfather&#;s 37 John Deere Model A Farm tractor, or, for that matter, on a Chevy &#;stovebolt&#; six cylinder engine well into the sixties.

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