Recommended Affordable Car Repair Tool Brands & Sets: Yato, Craftsman, KS Tools, Husky, & Lidl

I regretted King Tony - or maybe it would be an overgrowth for the amateur I am.

I have a YATO suitcase, it is enough for picking in the garage

Saving usually ends after machining the screw in ... place and then murdering the reptile. Unless someone is a masochist.

Yato, Neo, King Tony and the "current Stanley" are basically one "shelf". With a downside for Stanley, because looking at the keys of this company, you have doubts ...

Andrzej20001 put it well in the workshop:
"Good key, as you assume, it enters quite tightly and is smooth inside, tightly on the bolt, nut"
a lot also depends on the screws because, for example, in the automotive industry and in the case of good manufacturers, they keep the tolerance well ... but sometimes even a screw made according to the standard, after putting a key on it, shows a not too "tight" connection, which is a sign of trouble.

There is also what others wrote that Yato has various designs, design and probably a lot of fakes, because olx has about 110 PLN 100 element boxes, and in the store the price is at least 2-3 times higher.

I have noticed that more and more good quality wrenches in hexagonal sockets have rounded corners, which increases resistance to breakage, minimizes the resulting notch and improves cooperation. I enclose a photo ... such caps are not visible in large sets of PLN 100

it's probably the Yato caps ... the first thing Google showed

Haupa is ok too.

cynamonik wrote:

Yato, Neo, King Tony and the "current Stanley" are basically one "shelf".

My (and not only) experiences show that Neo is better than Yato. The fact is that what a person from Neo told me once, that the rattles are tested to 720 Nm, I will not believe But they can withstand more than Yato. Caps are also more effective, although the screw heads can be machined, but this is rather for less demanding workshop work on passenger cars ... With heavier ones, a bit of a risk.

siewcu wrote:

said a person from Neo the rattles are tested to just 720Nm

As for me, it is not covered with reality, and even more so with the application - the so-called marketing gibberish that has nothing to do with the industry. Keys are not compared this way :)

Tempted by the opinions about Neo, I invented some nice sets:
http://neo-tools.com/catalog/product/view/id/4605/s/klucze-nasadowe/category/656/
http://neo-tools.com/klucze-nasadowe-9339.html
http://neo-tools.com/klucze-nasadowe-9332.html

Most of the sets have three sizes of rattles, a bit more form than content. After all, two are enough. Out of curiosity, I checked the set of keys weighs about 10-11 kg! And take one with you on a bike or on vacation, anywhere ...

In addition, for general cargo, a screwdriver-type knob is used anyway due to the small moments, not to mention the comfort ewnt mini rattles.

I am enclosing a photo of my kit. Bought on olx, practically new - half price :)



I added a 3/8 "LUX knob with Obi and a maximally ergonomic short two-sided 1/4 '' and 3/8 '' ratchet


What do you pay attention to when buying keys?