Madjik Man
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Wrights are definitely out of my price point.
Unless there is something different than their $250-300 range.
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Comprehensive Wrench Test by Project Farm
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Wrights are definitely out of my price point.
Unless there is something different than their $250-300 range.
Bockscar
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Then I would say Tekton or IconWrights are definitely out of my price point.
Unless there is something different than their $250-300 range.
The Facom 440 (and USAG and Sidichrome equivalents) are very similar to the Stahwille 13. They are made to the same DIN pattern.Great feedback. Thank you.
The Stahlwille 13s are also bookmarked for me. Definitely on the high end of what I would spend.
-Rings and open ends of very similar dimensions.
-Facom box is slightly more offset down, to enable reaching recessed fasteners.
-Stahlwille is noticeably lighter, from thinner beam (which may be less comfortable as a result, both are scalloped out in middle but the max thickness of the Facom is a bit thicker than on the Stahlwille)
-Facom are slightly longer in the smaller sizes (but this switches above around 19)
-Facom are size labeled in 4 places, unlike 2 on the Stahlwille, and the Stahlwille "13" looks confusingly like a size
You likely but 6-32mm 26pc AAEX set for a similar price to a 8-19mm Stahlwille 13 combos. So....you get a LOT more for your buc.Great feedback. Thank you.
The Stahlwille 13s are also bookmarked for me. Definitely on the high end of what I would spend.
Misterworker has the 25 piece Facom 440 set for €218 now, even adding shipping that's a nice price! https://www.misterworker.com/en-us/facom/440-metric-combination-wrench-sets-440jm/5697.html (The few skips are not standard fastener sizes, I wouldn't worry about them.)