Who Still Uses The Tamiya Box Wreanch?

[Sayer 742]

I'm thinking I might have to go the keychain route as well since it cut my King Cab run short today when one of the rear wheel nuts came loose and I had no way of tightening it.

[highflyer 73]

I use both, the little one and the 'BIG DADDY' wrenches that came with the 501X and TG10MK2.

I am sure my 1992 Camaro Z28 still has a Tamiya wrench in it, it was used for taking the 'CHIP' out the ECU box.. These little wrenches are great!

[poomwah 0]

Ok i have been in R/C since 84 and have always used the little box wreanch.

In fact since i have got into vintage a few everywhere. Over the Yrs i have got a box full.

I must not be the only one that use this great little tool.??????

they make great key chains :]

[kaiser 8]

i use mine all the time even though i have assorted drivers in those sizes, the box wrenh fits in a pocket much better than a driver.

i like TAmarks key chain, i think i may have to make one.

[djp780 0]

Oh yes, they are certainly my tool of choice on any rebuild or maintenace carried out.

[twisty 8]

You could always make a pair into earings for the lady in your life i`m sure she will love them LOL

[MAD RACER 566]

If i did that and give them to my wife it will be sign here for my divorce.

She can't stand R/C and keeps asking me to grow up.

[markbt73 5316]

Well, at the risk of getting blacklisted by the 'Tamiya Box Spanner User Group' SIG (there's bound to be one!) I prefer the Kyosho version because the M4 leg is longer and it's a neater casting.

Me too. I have a larger one from a Kyosho nitro car that I use a lot as well; it's 5.5, 7, 8, & 10mm.

[Cooltoys 129]

I keep one in my pocket with the keys. Its actually shiny from the daily rubbing in the pants.

[30cms 7]

the daily rubbing in the pants.

you'll go blind . . . . .

[Gamester 1]

Yep, I still have a bunch of those little wrenches. They do vary slightly over the years, but the good old base design seems to stay the same

[rotor 0]

Absolutely.,

Need to screw on those wheel nuts somehow

Great little tool that, have way more then i can count too hehe

[Taman 3]

+1 use it anytime I take the car out Its all part of the Tamiya experience

[Azkuma 0]

I used mine yesterday while cleaning/setting up my 'not new in box' BigWig that Santa brought me last week, well it wasn't the official Tamiya one but the one that belongs to my Marui Samurai which also got a little clean up.

[ilmax 0]

Always, since 1981

[MAD RACER 566]

I still use mine all the time but wish i had a better tool to do so at times.

Never new that the older ones had Tamiya stamped on it as TA Mark metioned.

You learn somthing new all the time....