Review: Snap-On Miniature Wrench Sets OXIM707SBK & OXI707BK

Review about SAE standard and metric miniature wrench sets made by Snap-on in the USA. These are beautiful but nearly $240 per set which makes them very expensive for their size. Mac tools doesn't seem to have sets this small. Polished using 3M polish and a Milwaukee polisher. Flank drive, continuous arc design, precision forged and heat treated just like the larger wrenches. Nickel-chrome plated finish which is simply the best in the industry. Sets include: 4mm OXIM4SB, 5mm OXIM5SB
5.5mm OXIM55SB, 6mm OXIM6SB, 7 mm OXIM7SB, 8 mm OXIM8SB, 9 mm OXIM9SB, 1/4"
OXI8B, 5/16" OXI10B, 3/8" OXI12B, 3/16" OXI6B, 7/32" OXI7B, 9/32" OXI9B, 11/32" OXI11B.

[@_P0tat07_]

I have a small set by craftsman, and while the quality is no where near the quality of snap on, craftsman put a freakin awesome feature into their mini wrenches. That feature being that the box end and the open end are different sizes. It makes it really handy to only have one set of wrenches but be able to have essentially two wrenches of the same size. Albeit one end is a box end and the other is open end. I think that’s genius, because really with fasteners of these sizes you’re not really putting enough torque on them to cause the open end to slip. But it’s really clever.

[@name242]

I’ve got the original five or six piece. (Standard) . basically for drawer candy .. broken one or two over the years … my go to is the twenty dollar craftsman set ( American made 20+ years old) and I have the Mac small angle set if needed.

[@troylauffenburger2695]

pretty whiney

[@chrisw.3077]

there are worse things. Like your last name.