The 13mm combination wrench collection thread

[JBradley500]

I only have two..but hey, both are made in USA

 

[bczygan]

No wonder I can never find a 13.....

 

[Ratchet.]

Got a fair few 13mm wrenches, most which have been posted already, inc Snap on, mac tools, stahlwille, hazet (603) and some no name ones, but they are in my work toolbox, so no pictures for now

I have these to hand though and don't recall seeing them posted.

VBW, don't see many wrenches by this company, other than the DIN ones found in German car toolkits (stopped making them years ago iirc)

Belzer no 111, wish i could find more of these as they are really nicely finished, have two 10mm and 13mm ones, but not seen any other sizes anywhere...

And a nice old made in England Britool RJM13, not the most elegant wrench but super strong

I'm sure i had a Japanese made 'Etc industrial' one too.. but seems my mm set is missing the 13mm

 

[Bogdan M.]

@Monte: Do you have a IUS 13 mm combination wrench?

 

[Monte]

@Monte: Do you have a IUS 13 mm combination wrench?

not yet

 

[Bogdan M.]

If you can give me an adress, I would be glad to send you one. No charge.

 

[wafrederick]

Sometimes the 13mm wrenches fit like a 1/2 wrench.I have a Matco 13mm 6 point wrench this way,fits a little too tight on 13mm headed fasteners in the box end area sometimes.I may have my dealer warranty it.

 

[MementoMori99]

Beta 42 standard industrial finish and length and 42LMP chrome finish long. Both have a coo of Italy.

 

[48548]

Here are a few I have.

 

[ultgar]

Facom Copper Beryllium 13mm

 

[mali]

Here are wrenches that haven't been posted yet

RWPd Derby
old model (probably from '80s 20th century). This wrench was made in Poland by Kuźnia
http://www.kuznia-sulkowice.pl/pl/oferta/narzedziareczne/kluczewkretaki.html
In my opinion they produce high quality tools.

Coval
Polish brand but tools are imported from Asia.

 

[Trey T]

Here are a few I have.

http://i421.photobucket.com/albums/pp296/48548/tools%2012-2015/20160407_181732_zps6f0qvx6s.jpg

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Those line wrench ... SO vs. SK. Which ones do you prefer? Is the smaller SK easier to use?

 

[48548]

Those line wrench ... SO vs. SK. Which ones do you prefer? Is the smaller SK easier to use?

I haven't used the sk yet. I don't think it matters for what I would use them for. I think unless I could get the snappy's cheaper than list, I would just go with the sk. I think they both would work fine, but I can see where space might be an issue the sk would work. Also I have the snappy flare nut crows feet for that case as well.

 

[LesserSon]

Twins. The forging date code is CW, so March 1959. They were made either a few miles from my home, or many miles away in Ohio. (Should I say "kilometers" on a metric thread?)

 

[Two Speed]

Gear Wrench/Mastercraft Maximum
Goodyear Racing
Mastercraft Maximum

 

[Tooling Around]

Padre 810 Combination wrench:

 

[gonmad54]

5 different style Snap On, Blue Point, Companion, Craftsman USA, HF

 

[Yannick]

Here are i have.

Snap-on SOEX with flank drive plus - COO USA
Beta 42 stamped with ITALY - COO Italy
Beta 42MP Mirror chrome finishing - COO Italy

Facom 440 - COO Taiwan
Facom 40R.13 - COO ?
Cheap Drop Forged - COO China?/India?