SRFM102PA 10 pc metric flex ratcheting wrench set

[@shanestrains2849]

These are sweet man. Great vid

[@PDillz]

Need a 22mm version of this for the new Quinn shallow sockets from harber freight

[@mlieser1230]

Those look like a great set of wrenches for close quarter work in low torque situations. The handles look like they provide a good grip in greasy conditions. I'm skeptical of the spline drive and have yet to purchase any. Since the Snap-on Flank Drive patent ran out, most tool companies use some form of off corner loading on 12 point box ends. I believe these wrenches are manufactured by Kabo who make the Mountain, K Tool, and ICON double box 0 offset wrenches. Kabo may be the maker of the Blue Point version as Blue Point tools are made overseas. A lot of guys rag on Matco because they don't manufacture tools themselves, but like you mentioned, Matco will replace the tool in the event it breaks.

[@toolinaround-est2024]

It works but it’s best for 12-point spline fasteners, which are primarily seen on military aircraft (and only certain fasteners on the plane). Also none of it is metric 😂

[@kevinfrye1822]

@@mlieser1230 works good not the best in my opinion . In high leverage situations they tend to leave marks or sometimes damage the fastener . They fit just about everything from squares 12 point torx 6 point and more but in low torque situations there great .

[@abandonedyoutubechannel3057]

Work best on metric and torx. They grip the bolt or nut with no mercy leaving bit marks. Made for tight spots and time saver. In my mechanic shop the 8 10 13 mm used the must by everyone. Nice set.

[@remingtonwatson2812]

Matco ones are nice👌🏻 price is steep though

[@markrodcpa]

Snap on sells the 11mm wrench. Part No. BOERMFLCG11, $69.00.

[@deedle6073]

I'm sure Snap On will make a knock off version of these soon.

[@kevinfrye1822]

@@deedle6073 snap-on already does under Blue point and they want a fortune for them . I believe they're over $500 for the set