The stubby Craftsman box ratchet open-end wrenches work great for working fast in space-restricted areas. See All 11 Photos I've had this little Snap-on shorty six-point ratchet box for over 40 years.

A combination wrench is essentially three parts: an open end, a beam and a boxed end ... Beams can also come with no offset for the box-end -- lifting your knuckles away from the workpiece ...

It features one end that is a box wrench and one end that is an open wrench. Because of their double-sided design, you can use a combination wrench for tasks that would require both a box wrench ...

The most common types are where both the open end and the box end are the same dimension and when they combine two common wrench dimensions such as a ½ inch on one end and a 9/16 inch on the other.

These wrenches have an open, U-shaped end and a closed “box” end, both of which share a fixed size compatible with a hexagonal fastener.

The end of each handle has a square drive (¼, 3/8, or ½ in.) that goes into a square recess on the box-end wrench fittings. The box-end wrench fittings are sized to fit SAE, metric, E-Torx, and ...

This tool set comes with nine open-end wrenches that give you 18 different metric sizes, from 8 mm to 32 mm, skipping 22, ... Best offset wrenches: Geardrive box-end wrench set: ...

Open a drawer in their tool chest (it goes without saying that any serious Toolie will have a tool chest that has more storage than a Vegas hotel has rooms) and you’ll see row upon row of different ...

What's wanted is a ratcheting box-end wrench, which exists in several forms. There is the laminated sheet-metal type with an open, reversible mechanism.

A reader says this is the smallest open-end wrench in the world, with 0.005 in. across the flats on one end and 0.010 in. across the other. The human hair next to the wrench gives a comparative size.