They actually do exist. 25mm and 1" max jaw size.
0.4mm difference. (centrally adjust glasses)
markweatherill
17 May 171#11
It doesn't say if these are clockwise or anti-clockwise spanners.
scoobytawazara to markweatherill
17 May 17#12
they also have metric adjustable spanners
Dodge62
17 May 17#10
I'd spend a bit more and get a full set up to 19mm. 19mm / 3/4in is very common. 11mm is 7/16th, a common non-metric size. 15 and 16 often used on pipe fittings (probably some American non-metric size).
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Admittedly only 6 pieces but these are likely to be the sizes you'll need for around the house diy or bike maintenance etc - 65p a spanner :smiley:
Good reviews.
Could be useful for someone.
Chrome vanadium steel, combination spanners with polished faces. Metric sizes: 8-17mm.
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0.4mm difference. (centrally adjust glasses)
15mm is common.
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