8 mm x 9 mm Super-Thin Open End Wrench, Metric (11850-0809)

The width of the wrench comes in handy in small spaces, and especially with the combination sizing of 5/8 and 3/4. It's been quite useful.I've not had any tool marks on the wrench itself, though light wear has occurred on the jam nuts I use. That speaks to the strength of the metal, IMO. Recommended.

I bought this as the chuck wrench for both My Dremel & Milwaukee M12 Multi Tool came with wrenches the length of a tooth pick. I bought 2 and using cut of disc & deburing wheel cut iff the end opposite 3/8" tje grind rounded it off then sanded polished it. Added bright red toe nail paint for higher visibility, 2 coats

This is the second purchase for these wrenches as a lightweight, dedicated task wrench. The single wrench or two you buy, keep with things away from your master wrench set. One of the wrenches was perfect for my scuba gear bag and fittings on my primary regulator. Recommended!

I needed a thin skinny open-end wrench to remove and replace several swivel caster wheels on a grill cart. This wrench had enough beef to break free the 10-year-old casters so they could be removed from the grill cart. Well worth the price.

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Fits perfectly for muzzle devices that are thinner than a standard A2. Dead air, surefire etc. need a thin 3/4" and aside from some specialized products out there, finding cheap solutions can be difficult. You could grind down a regular 3/4" crows foot. This is a solid tool but won't allow for torque wrench use without welding a socket on like another reviewer did. I've used torque wrenches and just went in raw. Never really had an issue either way. You don't need rockset either.

I have a delta 22/540 planer. it uses a 5/16 nut on an adjustment screw to hold the blade in tight. it requires a thin wrench or a ground flat normal wrench to fit. so those that are looking for a thin wrench for that purpose, this will work.quality, I thought this was plastic for a second. it's just enough metal to be called metal. concerned about this when I bought it, i bought some CRC knock'r loose just in case. i prepped the nuts and this wrench did break them lose. knowing that this specific nut is 5/16 now (i couldn't get a caliper in there) i would buy a small thin wrench set. they're handy, especially for machine maintenance. i have a then wrench set but it stops at 3/8ths on the small side.

I lost my Matco wrench of the same size. This replacement is absolutely identical! Nice polish and finish.

Superb tool for Cycle Wheel cones. I had a tight cone nut and the official cone spanner wasn't working so paid for this. Its a full size spanner so plenty of grip and narrow enough to hold the cone whilst I undid the very tight locknut. A good investment for a mere £10

Excellent spanner. Very well made. Had to buy this to be able to adjust the feet on my washing machine which had a very thin area of access. The one which came with the washing machine just bent out of shape. A bit expensive for one thin spanner but what can you do if nothing else will work?

If your in the market for a thin spanner, this brand is great. No problems with strength of jaws. Great finish, and markings. Very happy with it.

Good cheap spanner. Nice and thin! Only down side is width of head bigger than the snap on one.

Slim enough to undo the click adjusters on my tein coilovers