Cyber 5/32 Super Long Allen Wrench

mcmaster.com
Look at Catalog page 6790,
they have up to 24" long wrenches.
and they have replaceable tips for when it gets dull or broken.
Joshua Wood

I do a lot of install work with a university as well as work in their theatre, and i happen to find my allen wrench to be the same one that i used for flat screen lcd mounts, i don't know if you could check with one of those company's for one (chief mounting is a big one i think) but it really made a HUGE!!!! :notworthy: difference when i was working on my cybers. was kind of luck that i had it... but i always knew it was there ;) what exactly do you have to do? I found only a need for the super long one to unscrew my wheels and mounts from the back. regular sizes worked for me pretty much after that (simple home depot run :poke: )

_matt

yah.... his is better :finger: lol good luck!!!

i got one from my sales guy. Its about a 2' T handle. It works miracles. I have also used a torques head on a 1/4" 2' long extension and it works well also. But the T handle allen wrench works the best.

I use the XCELITE 99PS ALLEN HEX DRIVER SET WITH A 12" EXTENSION.:notworthy:
Dull end? I use a die grinder to cut it down 1/8" at a time and new ones are easy to get. I also use the metric set also for X Spots and Martin gear. I swear by these and use them every day.:D :D :D

Thanks Guys ... Ordered a whole set of them!

I'm a huge fan of ball head allen wrenches. I have a set of 6" ones for a socket wrench. I add an extension for the deep bits on the Cybers.

[quote=Madog]I'm a huge fan of ball head allen wrenches. I have a set of 6" ones for a socket wrench. I add an extension for the deep bits on the Cybers.

NOT!:nono: Ball ends are not cool. They have little contact with the sides and tend to strip them. Ben there done that. I no longer use'em and dont allow them in my shop. Yes, I screwed up many a tiny allen insert with ball ends. Trust me in the long run they suck.:headbang:

With ball ends, they are great with the bigger sizes BUT YOU CANNOT BUY THE CHEAP ONES. Husky or Craftsman both work well. If the allen screw feels really tight i switch over to regular allen wrenches.

To be honest, I would consider husky and craftsman to both be the cheap ones,
If you were to force me to use a ball end, I would use the Bondhus, or xcelite..
Joshua wood

I have my "special allen wrench set" that i'm completely anal about that i normally use. I forget who makes it off the top of my head but its titanium and made in germany. It beats anything else i have.