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First of all you will see if any are missing from the rack .smallest worked well and so did the largest size .Only little crib is that if you want to screw it to a wall you cannot see the size of the key so I drilled 2 holes and hung it another way........end
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Bought this set to work on my motorcycle. Not a bad set for the price but will invest in a more quality set in the near future. The sets fine for most jobs and served me well, removing engine bolts, fairing bolts etc. The reason I'm not too fussed about them is that they don't feel very strong. I've had one or two bolts that were tough to get out and almost snapped the handles.
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I paid a little more as these were described as being made by Sealey, a quality American tool manufacturer. As soon as I set eyes on these I realised these were Chinese copies of very poor quality. The keys are made from soft metal, they aren't straight and not even of equal lengths. There are sets available for a just few quid delivered, that I would expect are of equivalent or maybe better quality. They would probably do the job once or twice only, before becoming dustbin fodder. Not Recommended :(
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The hex shafts seem to be made from good quality steel fitted into strong handles. The steel has a blued finish and no protective coating, I was surprised they rusted easily. Definitely wipe with a oiled rag to keep in good condition.
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All sizes held in a rack which can be wall-mounted, so you know if ones missing. Which helps in a workshop or tool stores.
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