But it doesn’t fit in small spaces and even removing the wrench you need doesn’t help because you can’t get enough leverage or torque on it. So I bought my SIL a set of loose hex keys to tighten the inside storm door handle to the outside handle.
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I think I bought a set like this last year. I’m sorry it’s not going to be as handy as I thought it would be. But it did work for the task at hand at the time.
@marlboromaam Here is what a set of "loose" hex keys looks like: https://365project.org/rhoing/365/2019-06-02
They're most frequently needed, or used, for assembling furniture and tightening "set screws" to attach fixtures (towel bars, towel rings and sometimes light fixtures) to mounting brackets that have been secured to a wall. In this instance I was trying to tighten a storm door handle...
![‘Gray Half-Spot’ [Filler]](https://media.365project.org/1/9510135_chjkuwyz79_sq.jpg "‘Gray Half-Spot’ [Filler]")
They're most frequently needed, or used, for assembling furniture and tightening "set screws" to attach fixtures (towel bars, towel rings and sometimes light fixtures) to mounting brackets that have been secured to a wall. In this instance I was trying to tighten a storm door handle...