Organization of my open-end wrenches
This is a tidy way to organize your open-end wrenches
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Storage & Organization
Files Included (18)
maulschluessel_10mm.svg
14 kBmaulschluessel_11mm.svg
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15 kBmaulschluessel_17mm.svg
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17 kBmaulschluessel_30mm.svg
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22 kBmaulschluessel_6mm.svg
9 kBmaulschluessel_7mm.svg
6 kBmaulschluessel_8mm.svg
10 kBmaulschluessel_9mm.svg
10 kBmaulschluessel_satz_komplett.svg
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Materials
620mm x 390mm Euro GripDeck ( this is plywood to make trailer decks)
Tools
Engraving router bit
17 x wooden dowels (diameter 6mm)
or
17 x threaded screws (6mm)
set of open-end wrenches
Instructions
You can decide whether you want to cut on the line, off the line or within the line. I set the depth of the milling cutter to 0.3mm. This is a matter of taste. To insert the screw instead of a doll, an offset must be selected.