show me your deep offset box wrenches

[toplessHO]

lost a couple that were very dear to me... My Dad have given then to me at least 30 yrs ago(pre Chinese junk)
this set was 9/16-1/2 and 7/16-3/8
they were a deep offset and not typical 60* but more of a 90*
typical google searches dont come up with anything like them.

 

[dutchgray]

Like this you mean?
View media item 54679Stahlwille Stabil 20 series

 

[toplessHO]

yes but I think mine were a tad deeper and the bend was sharper

 

[Buster21]

I have always had a thing for offset wrenches. They remind me of working on cars with my Dad, he had a set of Hazets from the 50's that he always used. Here is my set of metric, a mix of Hazet, Facom, SK and Craftsman. I also have some sets in SAE.

 

[toplessHO]

thanks for the link...interesting site.
I didnt see any manufacturer listed that rings a bell but I have CRS.
surface was industrial chrome not polished

 

[drink]

I have some made in USA Craftsman Professional full polished SAE deep offset box end wrenches in my tool chest drawer among other tools.

 

[four.cycle]

 

[Blöckw@rt]

Elora
Hazet
Matador
GEDORE
Stahlwille
Rheidco
Berinex


Dowidat
Heynen
Elofort
WGB
Smalcalda
Esche
Faust

 

[Jim C.]

Here's what I have:

A Craftsman SAE set, a vintage Dunlap SAE set, and a vintage Williams mini SAE set.

 

[toplessHO]

thanks for those pics
finish on the Dunlaps looks identical but I think mine were
closer to 90*

 

[T45]

OP - I think 80 degree offset is the greatest I've seen in tools of this type, this is a matte chrome hazet

vintage armstrong

http://alloy-artifacts.org/Photos/t...8033_wrench_offset_hiten_f_cropped_inset2.jpg

 

[toplessHO]

could be but if you look at the attachment point of the box portion to the flank on the one you pictured its further away meaning it wont be able to turn in as tight of a recess

 

[ryan20021982]

This is an old Armstrong stubby I got at an estate sale

 

[toplessHO]

most of those pictured by Blockw@rt are what design Im talking about.
it has a shorter radius so its able to get into a smaller recess.

 

[gdocktor3]

I have a wide variety of random deep offsets from Gray Canada, KD, Craftsman, Mac and Stahlwille, but for some reason, never use them.

 

[toplessHO]

the 2 sizes I mentioned are used constantly at work for strut channel.

 

[T45]

most of those pictured by Blockw@rt are what design Im talking about.
it has a shorter radius so its able to get into a smaller recess.

Most european tools are built to common archetypes, eg this one marke DIN 838 ISO is by Beta. A quick google seems to inidcate they are all built to 75 degree offset, although each oem has a different take on it. Maybe some other folks will know more. Good luck with your search regardless...

http://www.beta-tools.com/catalog/img/SchedePdf/90_pdfweb_3.pdf

 

[farmall57]

From Grandpa's tool box. When I was a kid we used these a lot.

 

[bonneyman]

Loving this thread!

 

[toplessHO]

are there any USA made 80* ones?

 

[leg17]

Here are some deep offset Hinsdale DBE.
Look to be at least 80*, almost 90*.
Love em. Like to find more.

 

[jimmyin3D]

anybody know where i can get a deep offset 21mm-22mm box wrench in 60 or 75 degrees offset? the only ones i could find were the schwaben one for ~$15 or hazet/stwahwille for ~$35.

 

[wkndwarrior29]

anybody know where i can get a deep offset 21mm-22mm box wrench in 60 or 75 degrees offset? the only ones i could find were the schwaben one for ~$15 or hazet/stwahwille for ~$35.

It doesn't meet your criteria (at all) for one 21-22 mm wrench.. but I'd buy these and never look back... Could be easier if you didn't need the 21.

I have the set and they have a nicer fit/finish than any of my other wrenches (including snappy and sk)

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B000HB00CA/

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B001D32GTG/

 

[PipiFerry]

Berinex

I have berinex wrench 6x7mm (on the pictures). What I am interested in is what happened to berinex company. I can't find much about it online. All I found is picture from user @Blöckw@rt in this thread and from user @Tepid87 in the thread Tools from the old world.

my wrench:

 

[cherrybomb]

If all else fails,you would be happy with the Stahwille

 

[ecotec]

I have Stahlwille Stabil 20’s and Carlyle’s in metric and Blackhawk, Riverside and Mac in SAE.

The Stahlwille’s were on sale very cheap right before Covid. A lot of GJ members have them.

I like them all except the Riverside. They are pretty worn. I bet they were fine when they were new.

 

[turnthewrench 2.0]

Stahlwille or bust.

 

[bonneyman]

I like shorty DBE's in deep offset. My Indestro's and Duro's.