Laser Adjustable Wrench 150mm 4921

I also own a identical size (150mm/6") Britool adjustable spanner - the Lazer is noticeably lighter in the hand at 116g on my scales if you want exact figures. I'd guess the quoted 141g includes the packaging. I suspect the lighter weight is due to the handle cutaway and while I'll describe the other differences between the two tools below (most of which are in the Britools favour), these aren't big enough down sides to make me want the Britool over the Lazer for everyday carry - I use the lazer as it's good enough and a lot lighter. * The Lazer has maybe a tiny bit more play in the lower jaw but still closes accurately. * The thumbscrew on both works fine but the britool one is a tiny bit more quality feeling in terms of finish. * My 150mm Lazer has quite a sharp edge on the front lower body that hasn't been rounded off that I'll do by hand but it's not a big deal. * Lastly the Laser appears to open a fraction further (like a single mm). Both the Lazer and the Britool have the same number of threads on the thumbscrew - some higher priced adjustable spanners have 4 instead of 3 turns in contact with the jaw which is supposed to help the tool last longer without becoming sloppy or giving way, but I'm not sure the difference is significant on a light use micro adjustable like this. But to finish the comparison, and as I said in the opening paragraph - I carry the Lazer every day to keep my bag lighter and because the tiny differences in quality don't make up for the extra weight of the Britool. I haven't got a Bacho 6" adjustable spanner to compare against but note that the Bacho is roughly 3 times the price and from the photos has a solid handle so is probably heavier.