ArmegDSPSETJD1 Jaw Dropper Access Wrench Set

I was in 2 minds whether to purchase this, but the tap on the bathroom tap was loose and this tool made it a 5 minute job. They are expensive, but saved me a lot of time.

After what seemed like hours attempting to tighten nuts holding taps to sink using existing wrenches without success I bit the bullet and bought these wrenches. Delivered next day. Two minutes after starting, taps were secure. Excellent tools. As already mentioned they are expensive. However, imagine the call out fee for a plumber. Job done and I have wrenches to boot.

During a bathroom refit, I started off with conventional tools - a 16" Adjustable Basin Wrench plus 15mm and 22mm Fixed Tap Nut Spanners. However, the nuts for the furthest tap on the bath were just impossible to reach and turn. I would have needed to be small enough to get into the void under the bath (I haven't been that size since I was three months old) and also needed three hands. So, based on the reviews here, I splashed out on the amazingly expensive Armeg DSPSETJD1, and what had been impossible became merely quite difficult.It's worth painting some marks on the tools so you know which is for the back nut and which for the tap nut (and which is for bath and which for basin). Being a DIYer, I couldn't tell at a glance and on several occasions I wasted time manoeuvring the tool into position only to discover that it was the wrong end or the wrong tool.The sliding handle is a bit of a pain as it's too loose - I kept getting it almost into the right position when gravity would take over and either cause it to rotate downwards, or even cause the handle to slide down to the bottom. You really need to get two hands in there - one to fit the tool onto the nut being turned, and one to deal with the movable handle. I'd say with practice, you'd get good at doing it with one hand, but I probably won't use it again for another five years!So, in summary, it's a bit on the expensive side, it doesn't make the job easy, but it does make it possible - four stars! If they halved the price, and sorted out a bit of friction for the handle, it would get an easy five stars!!

I used this product to remove basin taps and union nuts in a tight space, I found it easier than a conventional basin wrench, but I am a novice and found the fixed offset head easier to use for me. Pricey for what it is but ultimately cheaper than a plumber to do the x4 taps. If I were to use an alternative I would use a good quality basin wrench with a spring head. One of the heads fitted standard UK tap backnuts.

Great quality. Different sizes on each end to help with those awkward back nuts that aren't quite the right size.

Best on the market used many

Should have purchased years ago great bit of kit so easy to use and undoes taps in seconds. Buy it. Expensive but will pay for itself in weeks

Have got me out of trouble using this item