Merry Xmas everyone! I got a ten piece set of metric gearwrenches from the girlfriend(I know she is a keeper). I put them into a wrench holder with room for 12 wrenches. I would like to fill the remaining two spots at by using the $5.00 coupon at Sears tomorrow. What sizes would you guys recommend I buy? The set came with: 6, 8, 10 and 12-18mm.
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Red Green
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If you have the std. set allready I would go with a 9 and 21
If you don't have the std. set I would go with the 11 and 19
If you don't have the std. set I would go with the 11 and 19
I have a 25 piece set of regular std. combo wrenches and a smaller set of rachetting std combos from craftsman already. I was already thinking of getting the 19mm cause I know I've used that on my Explorer's suspension. Looks like I'll be picking up the 21mm also. Thanks for the replies.
PS. Red, what differnce does it make if I have a Std set or not? Im young dumb and eager to learn about tools. Thanks.
PS. Red, what differnce does it make if I have a Std set or not? Im young dumb and eager to learn about tools. Thanks.
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Red Green
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For the most part you can use a 3/4 as a 19mm and a 7/16 as an 11mm
And being inexpericenced is diffrent than being dumb
And being inexpericenced is diffrent than being dumb
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Thanks Red, guys like you are the reason I learn something new on this site every day. Someone needs to start posting some of my Calculus books on here, might help with this college degree I’m supposed to be working towards instead of surfing the net.
eschoendorff
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Good idea, some of us have a lot of experience with differentials.
Thanks everyone. Just got back from Sears and was able to pick up the 19mm for about $13 with the $5 tool coupon. They did not have anything larger then a 19mm at the store I went to. I'll check avaiblity at a couple other stores as soon as the Sears.com site comes back up.