Anex 6103f Ultra Low Profile Hex Drive Handle

I do some very limited access work PC watercooling work, working with some very delicate components that are easily scratched or cracked. I often have to Jerry-rig my way with a bit from a driver set to be able to screw something in, where there is only room for the bit, not the tool it’s supposed to be attached to, only to drop the bit into a fan or crevice that I then have to fish out with a magnet or long needle-nose pliers.With this driver set, I can finally use a proper tool for my work, where the previous low-profile ratchet sets were still too tall to work. The handle is just the right size, sufficient for the amount of torque I need without being too large to the point where I can access where I need to use it. The build quality is excellent - clean surfaces, precisely fitting the M3 screws I often work with. No burrs or loose fit that you find with cheap tools, yet these were very reasonably priced.

I needed to tighten a bolt that had come loose on a sliding glass shower door that had practically no clearance to fit a normal sized tool, and I wanted to avoid having to disassemble the entire glass door out of the rack. This wrench will fit in space that's smaller than a half inch thick (10mm) and the hex heads are high quality so I had no problem cranking down on a steel flathead bolt.

These Allen keys are perfect for my application, specifically to fit into tight spaces where other Allen keys will not. For the price, I was expecting something of cheap manufacture from a country where precision and durability are secondary to volume and profits. I was pleasantly surprised to find that these are quality tools made in Japan. Well done Anex Tool and well done Amazon.

These work great for limited clearance bolts!!!

I needed some pocket hex wrenches for my dog's wheelchair. There are three different size hex socket bolts on that thing and since the wheelchair is under constant vibration, the bolts come loose every other day. The usual hex wrenches that are shaped like L's and come on a key ring always fall off the keyring. So, I needed something that would stay on my keyring and could carry at all times. This set was perfect. As you can see in the picture, they are a little long (about 2-key lengths) but are perfect for gripping when torquing the bolt. The black handles are rigid, they do not bend when tightening or untightening. The hex bit itself is solid, does to rotate in the handle and so far have not stripped any of the bolts I applied it to. The bits do not fall out or get loose. The wrenches come in metric size 2.5, 3, 4, 5 mm which fit all the bolts on the wheelchair, and I'm not sure if the bolts are SAE or metric. Quite happy with buying the Japanese import product, it works the way you imagine it should.

This product was a lifesaver for us to use and fix our son’s wheelchair. We bought this and the Allen wrench assortment screws to start fixing our son’s wheelchair ourselves and this was perfect to fit them and squeeze into tight spaces without taking his chair apart. Love this product, definitely worth the price

These seem quality well built. I was contemplating on other sets available online...but I kept reading about their tips falling out of the handle?? Saw these, ya a little pricier but these hex tips look nice and solid with a retaining clip to keep them from falling off. If you're tired of stripping out mini 2.5 mm hex head bolts with the standard L shaped Allen tool - these will do the job. Use a regular Allen hex to spin bolt in and use this to do final tightening - works perfect!

I really really wanted to like this product. It looks so cool and useful for working in tight places. The problem is they’re just not built with enough sturdiness to break the fastener lose in the first place, and if you’re in a place that’s tight enough to require this type of tool, you need the tool to be able to break the fastener loose as well as simply unscrew it. I needed to remove some round head bolts with a hex Drive in 5 mm, and ended up breaking the tool just trying to get one of the bolts out. Returned it. It would be so cool if they simply made each one of these wrenches a solid piece of metal instead of an assembly of multiple pieces.