Universal Tool

1. A set of socket wrenches with interchangeable heads. The kit must include a set of interchangeable heads with a dimension of 10 before 32 mm for connecting square 1/2" (0.5 inch). It is desirable that this set contains the entire range of working profiles in metric size. It is also desirable that there be a second set of heads with a dimension from 6 before 14 mm for a smaller fit (l/4") and an additional set of deep sockets for 8, 10, 12 and 13 mm, designed for loosening nuts from long studs. It is very convenient to work if the set includes ratchet knobs (ratchet). They allow you to quickly unscrew and wrap fasteners.

Warning! To avoid damage to the ratchet, do not use ratchet to loosen and final tighten the power fasteners.

The set should have nozzles with a working profile for Phillips and slotted screwdrivers.



2. Collar with a hinge and a long handle. It is necessary for loosening threaded connections of large diameter, when it is necessary to exert considerable effort.



3. Combination wrench set (horn and cap) dimension from 6 up to 32 mm. It is desirable that the entire range of metric wrenches be available (after 1 mm).

Warning! Open-end wrenches are not designed to apply significant forces to fasteners, since the edges of bolts and nuts are crushed. Tighten or loosen the tightening with such wrenches only if it is impossible to do this with socket or box wrenches.4. Set of spanners. It is useful to supplement a set of combination wrenches with curved ring wrenches of the most popular sizes: 10, 12, 13, 17, 19, 22 and 24 mm.

5. Torque wrench.

Designed for final tightening of threaded connections with a regulated force (moment).



6. A set of Phillips and slotted screwdrivers, varying in size and length. It is very convenient if, when performing repairs, there will be a large selection of screwdrivers with blades of various lengths and widths.


7. Hammers. It is desirable to have several hammers with a steel head weighing 250, 500, 1000 g, and in addition - with a plastic or rubber head.



8. Wire cutters (side cutters), pliers, pliers with curved jaws.



9. Soft metal punches (brass, copper, aluminum bars) for knocking out axles, shafts, etc.



10. A set of punches and barbs made of steel for knocking out pins, cotter pins, etc.




11. Chisel. It is better to purchase two or three chisels with different blade widths. It is desirable to have a long chisel for working in hard-to-reach places.



12. Hacksaw for metal, a set of needle files and files.



13. Mounting blade. You should have a set of two or three blades of different lengths that can be used as levers.


14. Sliding pliers.



15. Metal brushes.



16. Locksmith vice. The vise must be securely fastened to the workbench.