I am now an official japanese tools addict and came upon this cheap set in search for my daily fix. No cable ties here.
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Ball head on the long end and normal face on the short end is the best combo, since the ball heads cant handle much torque. Ive snapped one off in a hex screw to learn that lesson.
Yeah those ends look really rough. I've seen flatpack wrenches with better finish
It looks like a $3 set of allen keys
Engineer are overrated. Easily confirmable by going to the nearest Jaycar and checking out the Engineer pliers - each of them wonky and flawed in a unique way, yet priced like they're the best pliers money can buy.
If you want a really good quality set of Hex wrenches that won't bankrupt you, get Wera. There's an ozb deal for them right now for $17. Metallurgy, precision, finish, everything is a hair's breadth from the astronomically priced ones.
Japanese woodworking tools are what you really want.,
interesting sizes , not sure where is used a sub millimeter allen key, if it had 5 mm then would be great for bikes …
Doesn’t look like it’s made in japan
I had a set of these arrive today. They are VERY small. Otherwise nice little set
small sets like these are great to chuck in a bike repair kit, better than those 'bike tools' (unless you get a good one). combine with a knockoff leatherman and you're good to go
The picture doesn't look good, looks like the edges are not well finished. The pictures could be misleading. I would prefer ball end hex keys.