Snap-On and Bondhus Hex Tools

[TheMadMech]

I commented here that I prefer Bondhus Hex tools and then I realized, I've never actually seen Snap-On hex tools. Does Snap-On chamfer the ends of the tools the way Bondhus does?

http://www.bondhus.com/bondhus_products/tool_categories/l-wrenches/images/chamfer-comp.jpg

I need a few sets of T-Handles and info would be great!

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[Wes J]

You can replicate this "feature" with $.10 worth of sand paper. I've never seen an American made hex key that was jagged or rough enough on the end that it would effect its use.

 

[DeliveryGuy]

My set of sae Snap On hex screwdrivers are all chamfered like the Bondhus stuff.

 

[TheMadMech]

Wes J thank you for not being helpful or contributing in any meaningful way.

DeliveryGuy Thanks, that's great to know.

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[Wes J]

Wes J thank you for not being helpful or contributing in any meaningful way.

You are welcome.

 

[B_Bimmer]

You are welcome.

Lol, way to own your comment.


I have an older folding set of snap on hex keys and the individual keys are branded eklind, it's a quality set. Very interesting bondhus is the OEM for that snap on product. How did you discover that?

 

[JBradley500]

Eklind doesn't make SO? I thought I'd read that before.

 

[B_Bimmer]

Bottom line, it's easy to take for granted how many cheap, great quality hex tools are made in the US.