I found this today at an estate sale. It's a Palmera wrench, 22mm, from Spain. Has the generic look of a Craftsman raised panel wrench but you can see the box end is somewhat thinner. Anyone ever heard of them? Are their tools any good?
Palmera Wrenches
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tonydanzah
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tools of the old world thread
lbgradwell
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Snap-on must think something of them as Palmera is part of their Eurotools division...
ironfist
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There's a guy at work that has a set of palmera wrenches . That's his go too wrenches . They fell and look like craftsman wrenches . I have no idea where he got them from . There a good product , and maybe i 'll buy a set one of these days .
SMKS
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I have a couple that are similar, except they were made for the Truecraft brand. They are marked both "Palmera" and "Truecraft."
Bingo......I bought a set of those about 1973. The set was from 3/8ths to 3/4's and they have held up well....never broke one and I gave those things hell....They had TrueCraft on them ,,,made in Spain and Palmera.
rust in the eye
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Here are mine, FS by the way: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum...sae-11pc-combination-wrench-set-3-8-1.521163/
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four.cycle
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Palmera / Palmera Tools merged in 1995 with Acesa and Irimo to form Herramientas Eurotools SA / http://progress-is-fine.blogspot.com/2017/01/palmera-wrench-spain.html /
(Truecraft was actually a much better product than a lot of people give it credit for being.)
(Truecraft was actually a much better product than a lot of people give it credit for being.)