Posted: 10/8/2013 8:46:37 AM EDT
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Hey all,
Ive been looking everywhere, online and offline and I cant seem to find a certain allen wrench. I need to find an wrench that is bent into a circle or "eyed" on one end so that it will fit onto a key chain. One person at my business but he doesnt remember who gave it to him or where he bought it. ANy ideas? I would prefer to not bend my own. |
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No the one I'm looking for has the round loop in the other side...... |
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No the one I'm looking for has the round loop in the other side...... as mentioned above get the set that folds like a swiss army knife take off the one you want unless your looking for a giant uncommon size |
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No the one I'm looking for has the round loop in the other side...... OOOH! You want the left handed Allen Wrench |
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Would this work for you? http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=&sku=903260&is=REG&A=details&Q= Or here's a crappy set that's marked down to 15 cents. http://www.amazon.com/TEKTON-2500-Metric-Wrench-14-Piece/dp/B0037GWANO/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hi_6 Or this: http://www.doorcloser.com/acatalog/Panic_Parts_Yale.html |
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this is what im looking for! Thanks so much AR15 comes through again! Thanks Boys! |
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No the one I'm looking for has the round loop in the other side...... OOOH! You want the left handed Allen Wrench They are on aisle 5 right next to the metric crescent wrenches. |
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also known as Hex Key, Dog Key, Allen Key, Dogging Key How does that work? I must be thinking of a different definition of "dogging". 
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Genius! However, nowhere near as sexy as finding and acquiring a specialty tool! Quoted:
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Buy a cheap folding set at Lowe's and take the one you need off. Genius! However, nowhere near as sexy as finding and acquiring a specialty tool! I dont want to do this though, only because I need 5-7 of them to give them to staff, so buying 7 sets and dismantling them is really wasteful. |
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Are you sure wasn't just a standard allen wrench that just had another piece attached to it? You could also just get a regular wrench and drill a hole in one end for the key ring. Of course it would have to be big enough for such a thing. Average person isn't going to get a hole in a hex key. They're hard. The style asked for in the OP likely came from one of the sets that fold into their own case kind of like a pocket knife. 
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How does that work? I must be thinking of a different definition of "dogging". Quoted:
also known as Hex Key, Dog Key, Allen Key, Dogging Key How does that work? I must be thinking of a different definition of "dogging". Doors with exit devices can be unlocked by pushing in the bash bar and turning a hex wrench in a hole. It's called dogging the door. You can see the hole on the right in this picture: 
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No the one I'm looking for has the round loop in the other side...... OOOH! You want the left handed Allen Wrench They are on aisle 5 right next to the metric crescent wrenches. Maybe thats why I keep rounding off bolts when I use a cresent wrench. I'm using Metric when I should be using SAE 
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Doors with exit devices can be unlocked by pushing in the bash bar and turning a hex wrench in a hole. It's called dogging the door. You can see the hole on the right in this picture: http://securedlock.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Commercial-Hardware.jpg Quoted:
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also known as Hex Key, Dog Key, Allen Key, Dogging Key How does that work? I must be thinking of a different definition of "dogging". Doors with exit devices can be unlocked by pushing in the bash bar and turning a hex wrench in a hole. It's called dogging the door. You can see the hole on the right in this picture: http://securedlock.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Commercial-Hardware.jpg this is exactly why I need these, im a facility director for a very large church, and I buy 5/32 allen wrenches by the bundle and people keep walking away with them. This way staff can carry the wrenches on key chains so noone is out of luck if all the normal wrenches are gone and doors need to be locked or unlocked from the inside. |
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this is exactly why I need these, im a facility director for a very large church, and I buy 5/32 allen wrenches by the bundle and people keep walking away with them. This way staff can carry the wrenches on key chains so noone is out of luck if all the normal wrenches are gone and doors need to be locked or unlocked from the inside. Quoted:
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also known as Hex Key, Dog Key, Allen Key, Dogging Key How does that work? I must be thinking of a different definition of "dogging". Doors with exit devices can be unlocked by pushing in the bash bar and turning a hex wrench in a hole. It's called dogging the door. You can see the hole on the right in this picture: http://securedlock.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Commercial-Hardware.jpg this is exactly why I need these, im a facility director for a very large church, and I buy 5/32 allen wrenches by the bundle and people keep walking away with them. This way staff can carry the wrenches on key chains so noone is out of luck if all the normal wrenches are gone and doors need to be locked or unlocked from the inside. Now that I know such a thing exists, I might buy a couple for my office as well. |
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Doors with exit devices can be unlocked by pushing in the bash bar and turning a hex wrench in a hole. It's called dogging the door. You can see the hole on the right in this picture: http://securedlock.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Commercial-Hardware.jpg Quoted:
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also known as Hex Key, Dog Key, Allen Key, Dogging Key How does that work? I must be thinking of a different definition of "dogging". Doors with exit devices can be unlocked by pushing in the bash bar and turning a hex wrench in a hole. It's called dogging the door. You can see the hole on the right in this picture: http://securedlock.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Commercial-Hardware.jpg that is one big charging handle...... 
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