This. I have both the Olso and Capri sets. The wrenches are indentical in every way other than the company stamp. Both are very good for what they are for.
Arent the ends thicker than the beams on those?
They do look well made. I don't understand why the Metric is very complete. No skips. It even has the 20mm. While the SAE skips the 11/16 and stops at the 3/4. Missing the 13/16 and 7/8. Although the 22 could be used on a 7/8. With thin wrenches you really need something that is made from good quality tool steel. unfortunately it is out of stock.
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Looks like they were made in the same factory as the duratech.My swan lake set is 0.111 inches thick. The openings are 0.006-0.008 inches over nominal. My version of a craftsman 3/4 tappet is 0.220 thick with the opening 0.012 over. The ends of the swan lake are the same thickness as the rest of the wrench. Just a cosmetic surface feature to make them look raised. So far so good for under $2 a wrench.
Yes it does. Seems to be lots of brands of these Chinese made tools. Yiyeie and Horusdy are others. Swanlake is frequently the price leader currently, like Casoman was before them, and Neiko before them. Those later brands now sell at a premium. Hard to keep track.
That was my rationalle. I went with the cheapest wrenches I could get in a nearly complete set. If you have a wrench that won't fit, and you need one of these, it pretty much is a last resort and at least where I am, there will no running out to pick up a single (or even a set) locally.
