Neat build! Sometimes it is the simple things! Now you too can build your own inexpensive key! For only the investment of 10000£ and years of training! (Paraphrased from MrPete). I would be interested in your take on a handle for L shaped Allen/Hex keys. These handles turn the “normal” L shaped hex keys into T shaped, but usually with a simple mechanism, back into L. I’ve also seen just an L extension, where you are given a larger end for gripping the small end. To me, it can get complicated to attempt to cover all keys with one handle. Hence the question to you, as you tend to come up with simple, yet effective solutions to many problems. Cheers!🍻
G'day Alan. So simple, but ingenious little tit bit, well done. The only thing I would have done is, to make a longer pipe & a slightly deeper slot in the end. Well done Ted
Useful addition, will make life easier.
Nice and useful solution. 😀
Neat build! Sometimes it is the simple things!
Now you too can build your own inexpensive key! For only the investment of 10000£ and years of training!
(Paraphrased from MrPete).
I would be interested in your take on a handle for L shaped Allen/Hex keys. These handles turn the “normal” L shaped hex keys into T shaped, but usually with a simple mechanism, back into L. I’ve also seen just an L extension, where you are given a larger end for gripping the small end. To me, it can get complicated to attempt to cover all keys with one handle. Hence the question to you, as you tend to come up with simple, yet effective solutions to many problems.
Cheers!🍻
G'day Alan. So simple, but ingenious little tit bit, well done. The only thing I would have done is, to make a longer pipe & a slightly deeper slot in the end.
Well done
Ted