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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Hex wrenches, also known as Allen keys, are the tools you use to screw and unscrew fasteners that have a ...

Maker of electricity-insulated tools Cementex highlights the availability of its T-handle driver tools, including hex head wrenches, 6-point socket wrenches, and drives. All of the T-handle tools ...

If you're like us, you have a toolbox drawer full of loose hex keys that have no rhyme or reason. Over the years, you've collected hex keys from random tool kits at Christmas and just thrown them into ...

Small tools, like screwdrivers, drill bits, and hammers tend to accumulate in the garage. Fasteners and spare hex keys from extra part kits gradually start to take up a lot of space in the tool box.

At first glance the Allen wrench doesn’t seem to be much of a tool. It’s little more than a small, L-shaped piece of metal. But don’t be fooled by its humble appearance, the Allen wrench is an ...