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The reason for using stainless on fixing is to prevent rust contamination on s/s fasteners.

IMO there is no other choice for hex allen keys then the wera sets.
 
Hi,

Ok so I got myself a couple of sets of the Wera keys, take a look, they are very sexy!

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Beat me too it! Yeah you've sold me! Only going for the solid set though, have a decent makita set of the ones with the hole in the middle (not sure the actual name of these!)
 
There's nothing worse than a set of allen keys with one missing. And one will go missing. Nothing wrong with cheap basic allen keys that are easily replaced as a set. I've always found it hsndy to have one set metric, one imperial, but this isn't as a sparky.
 
Even worse is an allen key tool drawer full of 'spares' that will never be used but you are loathe to throw away.

The bottom of my toolbox lol.

I'm an industrial maintenance spark so i'd keep a set of metric and imperial as well.

You can get genuine allen brand allen keys individually out of the rs catalogue, on a side note you can also get britool sockets individually off ebay
 
The bottom of my toolbox lol.

I'm an industrial maintenance spark so i'd keep a set of metric and imperial as well.

You can get genuine allen brand allen keys individually out of the rs catalogue, on a side note you can also get britool sockets individually off ebay
thats one of the reasons i like bahco sockets, i can get them individually.
 
I've found a set of knipex snipe nose pliers recently, i lost them when i was in second year and came across them sitting inside 4"steel trunking.

Nothing better than when that happens. Found a pair of Elliot Lucas pliers above a ceiling after about 15 years in hibernation:)
 
I have these ones but I've snapped the 5mm using it as a tommy bar and lost the 6mm got similar looking replacements but it annoys me not having the complete set!

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Any torquing to set values,or freeing of seized fixings,and you will need bits,on 3/8 or 1/2 socket adapters.
Snap-on make some of the best there are. The separate keys are fine,but limited access,your going to end up using a tube on the short end,and the ball end types will knack.
Being a tool tart,i would recommend having ALL types,but when needing to deal professionally,with hex,spline and torx,you want the very best available. Cheap tools never look so,when that fixing knacks,and you have to come back with a real one!
 
Unbrako Allen key set. I've had mine for over 15years used every day when I was toolmaking never rounded one off or bent one and they're still going strong
 

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