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Where can I find 23mm box end with no offset?

Bolster

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Anybody know where I can find a 23mm box end wrench with no offset? Flat from the handle to the box end?
 
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The Facom looks good. I was unable to find a Snap-on zero offset like that. All I could find was zero offset ratcheting, and for my application I can't use ratcheting.
 

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The Gearwrench set of 5 has a 23mm that is a double boxed with a ratcheting end. No offset. I like the set.
 

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Snap On has no offset wrenches. I have a set

Can't find them for the life of me on their site. Would you happen to have a part number or a name I could look up?

Also, are they combination or are they box on both ends or what?
 
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To quote myself: I can't use a ratcheting for this application.

So far, that Facom is the only option!

The Gearwrench brand 23mm double box wrench that was mentioned previously in this thread will work for you. One end is ratcheting, but the other is fixed/non-ratcheting. :thumbup:
 

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Like this?

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G1GRANDEUR

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i dont think SO make 23mm.

Why dont you just buy 23mm off set wrench and heat it up then bent it?
 

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Most of the Euro tool companies make this type of wrench, In the US look up a web site for a company called Metric Multi Standard Components Corp. and in their catalog they will show these. This is the catalog page they show them on http://www.metricmcc.com/catalog/Ch4/4-414.pdf
This company sells everything Metric from fasteners to fittings tools and they are very good to deal with, I'm sure this wrench is in stock at many of their locations.
 
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What is this aforementioned "application"?

Holding an X3 mill spindle while you tighten/loosen the draw bolt. A 23mm fits the spindle nicely. The offset on my 23mm SO drives me crazy, I fiddle with it every time, trying to figure out which way it should go on...

Didn't mention it previously because the conversation would have become "what are other ways to hold a spindle" or "is holding a spindle important" or "where was your mill made" and I know how I want to do it!!
 
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Holding an X3 mill spindle while you tighten/loosen the draw bolt. A 23mm fits the spindle nicely. The offset on my 23mm SO drives me crazy, I fiddle with it every time, trying to figure out which way it should go on...

Didn't mention it previously because the conversation would have become "what are other ways to hold a spindle" or "is holding a spindle important" or "where was your mill made" and I know how I want to do it!!

You funny Bolster.....

Adam
 

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To quote myself: I can't use a ratcheting for this application.

So far, that Facom is the only option!

I'm surprised that Toptul doesn't make one of these. That was where I went first to find one. They would be my first choice. I have an older catalog--maybe you could email Mike and see if they have one available?
 

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Can't find them for the life of me on their site. Would you happen to have a part number or a name I could look up?

Also, are they combination or are they box on both ends or what?

Double end box.
Regular lenghts are: XDHSFM1820 (18 and 20MM)

All Have same prefix No. XDHSFM with sizes as last 4 digits
1719 1415 1213

The long ones Have prefix: XDHFM1415 (14 and 15MM) etc.

Here are photos:
 

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