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these are ok,on my motobike there's no need for the 8 and 10mm and down at the other scale the very smell key's same again.there's not a lot of use for what i need, too small,nothing to do with the seller at all,on the other hand it's good to go to the storage rack and get what you wan't instantly, instead of messing around in your tool box looking for one wondering if you have the correct size.
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Handles have sharp plastic from moulding process. Also had two of the same size (5.5mm) and no (5.0mm)in my package and the one missing is the one I use most on my motorbike. So a waste of money really.
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So many things are secured and bolted using allen keys these days. They even often come with the right size key to save you having to go and find one; useful but not particularly practical. I don't know about you but I have odd little allen keys dotted all around my garage and even some indoors. Goodness knows what size they are or what they came with. As a result of all this, I've been after a set of proper easy to use keys for ages. When an iron cast bird bath came with hex screws that needed tightening it was the final straw; I had to have a proper set of these keys. I managed to tighten it with one of my soppy hex keys and even got the size right first time but I just couldn't get a decent torque and whichever way I held it, the short or long end, my hand still kept slipping off. I did a thorough search and found that the Draper keys I'd liked had now been replaced with double keys. I'd really wanted the old style with just a plain T-bar handle and wasn't sure about the new style. All the other cheaper models had finger mouldings to the underside but I decided these were OK for men with big hands but for a woman with smaller fingers I have found previously that not being able to grip it where I wanted made my fingers hurt so I dismissed these. In the end I decided that getting 2 keys for the same price must be a good thing and the bonus was the newer Draper set still didn't have finger grips on the underside so this was the set I'd get. However, they were really quite expensive for the double set of imperial and metric so I was still capitulating. Then eBay emailed me to say they had found what I'd been looking for but at a much better price than when I'd been looking. That was the push I needed and I duly bought both sets. I should now never need another hex key again and thanks to eBay emailing me, I saved a good £15. The only thing I might suggest Draper change is that the keys are colour coded so that if you just used say a 5mm then you know if you need it again in a short time that it was say an orange one. Apart from that, they are a great tool for the home fixer.Read full review
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For the money this product is great. I have used it on my lathe for the past two weeks and have had no problems what so ever. They are comfortable to use and the fact that they come in a stand makes them easy to find.
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A good product at a good price. The handle grips make the tools easier to use than the usual allen keys and I am satisfied with my purchase. I bought them to help with some plumbing and they made the job a lot easier.
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