I am looking for some thin wrenches, open or closed end, with an offset like a fork or a spoon, not at an angle, something like the one pictured here: a 29mm or 30mm hex nut. What would that kind of thin wrench with an offset be called (if it's not for CO2)?ThanksLiam

not sure if they run to 29mm but cycle shops have flat offset spanners see its simple enough to put sufficient offset in with a gas torch and a vice either that or find a blacksmith in the yellow pagessee if he can fabricate one quite cheaply its also the type of thing supplied with power tools I have a number for angle grindersused to lock the drive while removing the discs.Derek>> For a 29mm or 30mm hex nut. What would that kind of thin wrench with an

Thanks for the link, Derek, and the suggestions! I've seen some flat thin wrenches -- maybe I'll get myself a gas torch and go to town on them :-)LiamDerek wrote:> its simple enough to put sufficient offset in with a gas torch and a vice

Where can I get a tool somewhat like the one pictured?

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Liam 20 years ago

I am looking for some thin wrenches, open or closed end, with an offset like a fork or a spoon, not at an angle, something like the one pictured here:

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a 29mm or 30mm hex nut. What would that kind of thin wrench with an offset be called (if it's not for CO2)?

Thanks Liam

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Derek 20 years ago

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> For a 29mm or 30mm hex nut. What would that kind of thin wrench with an

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Liam 20 years ago

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its simple enough to put sufficient offset in with a gas torch and a vice

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