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What is your complete metric wrench set size 6mm-70MM ?

I have the Snap-On flank drive plus, but prefer the (v-opening) of the Wright and/or MAC knuckle savers myself.

What type of box?

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Don't worry someone will comment about how 'HARLET FREIGHT' has wrenches that are superior.
 

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This is a great thread. It sounds like most on here agree Wright combo wrenches w wrightgrip are the best quality for the money, correct? They look to be about half the price of the comparable snap ons. Personally I like a thicker/heavier beam as well. I have an old set of vintage Thorsen combos which are my favorite metric wrenches and they have a rather heavy beam. Eventually I want to upgrade my combo wrenches and am leaning towards the wrights.
 

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To me it's between the WrightGrips and the Williams USA SuperCombo (not Williams Taiwan which doesn't have it). For me it'll probably end up Williams because I know what I'm buying when I buy Williams. Wright otherwise seems to be an excellent choice, and both are relatively affordable.

Though I should probably focus on buying stuff other than wrenches... for now. :D
 
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What is your complete metric wrench set size 6mm-70MM ?

Both of those are the 18pc sets purchased on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00279JM3I/?tag=atomicindus08-20

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0051VCU74/?tag=atomicindus08-20

The 6mm was purchased from Epsteins
http://store.harryepstein.com/cp/MetCombWr/11-06MM.html

The 70mm I found while cruising Amazon one day and it was listed for $75 (retail $560!), I bought it just to hang on my wall, have no practical use for it.
 

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I am ready to buy my wrightgrips, where is the best place to get them? I was looking on amazon and the metric set 958 is out of stock, they have the 915 set in stock for $240. Anyone have any other place to get them for a good price?
 

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I am ready to buy my wrightgrips, where is the best place to get them? I was looking on amazon and the metric set 958 is out of stock, they have the 915 set in stock for $240. Anyone have any other place to get them for a good price?
Try Harry epsteins. They carry wright at a real good price.
 

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I am ready to buy my wrightgrips, where is the best place to get them? I was looking on amazon and the metric set 958 is out of stock, they have the 915 set in stock for $240. Anyone have any other place to get them for a good price?


Strouty,

Harry Epstein lists the Wright #958 set for $225.87: LINK. I believe whatever is on its website is in stock. To confirm, I would call (800-821-5503) them in the morning.


Dave
 

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I am ready to buy my wrightgrips, where is the best place to get them? I was looking on amazon and the metric set 958 is out of stock, they have the 915 set in stock for $240. Anyone have any other place to get them for a good price?

Epstein is the way to go. Got both my sets from there
 

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I am ready to buy my wrightgrips, where is the best place to get them? I was looking on amazon and the metric set 958 is out of stock, they have the 915 set in stock for $240. Anyone have any other place to get them for a good price?


mega jealous! Been wanting that set for some time now. :beer:
 
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I bought a set of satin WrightGrips (Set 711) in like new condition at a local pawn shop for $30. They felt great, but money was a little tight so I sold them on eBay (for a lot more than I paid!). The problem is, I'm really kicking myself now! Between the thick beams and the satin finish, I think I fell in love!

I'm pretty sure I'm going to sell my SuperKromes and Craftsman Pros and buy some WrightGrips. So I'm all for a Wright day!
 

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Yeah, man, i'd love a Wright day! Though with my luck I'll have a major expense right before it happens, like with SK day...
 

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is it a better deal to buy the 7-24 or 7 - 21mm? The price differnce is pretty big like ~$40 on Amazon. I think it might be better to get the 7-24mm as 24mm is a size I come accross sometimes.
 

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Pope wear a funny hat? Bears poop in the woods?

I'm waiting for a Do the Wright THing Day, or whatever it'll be called, to order a bunch of wrenches (metric and SAE). As soon as I see it, I'll be ordering up a bunch of stuff.

Is this going to happen? ETA?
 

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I live in Ohio and placed my order for the 958 set locally on 4-11-2015. I just called to see if they have arrived yet for me to pick up and they have not. This local place I purchased them from is less than a half hour from the Wright plant.

I would be interest in the Wright Day for a 915 set.

These sets were to replace my ole' trusty RP Craftsmans.
 

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is it a better deal to buy the 7-24 or 7 - 21mm? The price differnce is pretty big like ~$40 on Amazon. I think it might be better to get the 7-24mm as 24mm is a size I come accross sometimes.

Big wrenches are expensive. If you price out a 24mm Wright individually, it could be anywhere from 30-40 bucks, possibly even more depending on the dealer.

So I'd say if you come across 22-24, pick up the larger set if its a 40 dollar difference. If you dont come across those, just opt for the cheaper set.

If you come across those larger sizes rarely, you could always pick up a USA craftsman individually for probably 10 bucks. I purchased the 7-21, and then bought some NOS french made Facom for the larger sizes.
 

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Pope wear a funny hat? Bears poop in the woods?

I'm waiting for a Do the Wright THing Day, or whatever it'll be called, to order a bunch of wrenches (metric and SAE). As soon as I see it, I'll be ordering up a bunch of stuff.

Yeah I've been waiting quite awhile also. I don't need them but I want them and when wright day finally comes together I'm buying them.
 

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I have purchased a ton of Wright tools, locally and online. I also have a full compliment of Snap-On and some SK. All are great tools, but the Wright for the money are the cream of the crop. I am at the point where I don't factor cost as highly as I factor want. Even if they were the same price as Snap-On I would buy them.
 

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Before I found this board I had never even heard of Wright. I have a metric SO FDP set, and have been wanting to upgrade from my SAE RP Cmans but couldn't justify the SO price. I also really wanted an ASD design if I was going to spend the money on another wrench set. I just got my 915 set yesterday and I have to say they are fantastic! While I think the complaints about sharp SO beams are vastly overblown I also think the Wright beams are better. Plus I love the large clear size markings. Now I'm looking for projects that I can use them on.
 
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