Question for everyone

[blmw]

We have been spending a lot of time lately developing a line of non-torque wrenches. We have made a lot of progress, and are initially planning on introducing a few sets at a time. That being said, I was wondering what type of set you think would be most useful / popular (i.e. 12 pc. metric reversible ratchet combination, 8 pc. metric double open-end, etc.).

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

BLMW

[MM2004]

We have been spending a lot of time lately developing a line of non-torque wrenches. We have made a lot of progress, and are initially planning on introducing a few sets at a time. That being said, I was wondering what type of set you think would be most useful / popular (i.e. 12 pc. metric reversible ratchet combination, 8 pc. metric double open-end, etc.).

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

BLMW

One can never have 'too many' tools.

Six point sockets and wrenches FTW!

I prefer wrenches with a closed and open end.

;)

MIke.

[Blown3.8]

One of these days I would like a set of ratcheting open end wrenches with non offset box end on other side.

And some non offset combo ratchet wrenches.

Or make both sides ratcheting.

Both in metric

I know these are pretty specific requests, but I have most everything else as I've been a mechanic for awhile.:)

http://www.gearwrench.com/catalog/wrenches/ratcheting/combination/beautyshot.jpg

http://s.sears.com/is/image/Sears/00921937000?wid=500&hei=500&op_sharpen=1

[Paul T. Casey]

How about both SAE and metric in the same box? 1/4" to say 3/4" and the corresponding metric sizes. Still a mix on most cars.