So my set of hex keys is loose, so I need to tighten them.
Guess what I need to tighten them…
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For a second there I thought you were selling a Werrd JP Irony.
One you being from Australia.
Two because you used irony in the title.
Good luck!
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That’s real funny. MacGyver; using only a: paper clip, yogurt cup and a gym sock; can make an Atomic weapon. And ‘you’ can even figure out how to tighten up an Allen screw fastener.
Use your teeth; mannnn!
Your total lack of ingenuity is very disheartening.
There are only 3 Officialy recognized ‘Thunders from Down Under: Ben Mcfee, Stuart Brown and you. The only 3 people almost Totally representing the Australian Continent.
Sadly, this self confessed shortfall in your creative abilities; is adequate evidence to constitute removal of your Status.
You are now ‘Thunder-free’.
Kleenex please.
Certainly a crushing blow to Humanity.
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That’s how they get you to buy two sets of Allan wrenches. Brilliant (and obnoxious) marketing.
I would put some thread lock on those bad boys for good measure 
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I just checked and mine are the same. They are Husky brand. You can tighten the metric with SAE and visa versa
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Hahahaha. Not a hard problem to solve, but I found it very funny.
I have approximately 1.7 gazillion hex keys. When you are a man who buys tools, you accumulate a lot of them because many of them are included with things like like drill presses, router tables, lathes, scroll chucks, circle cutters, bandsaws … Heck, just about any serious tool you can buy (as you well know @yoyodoc).
What if I owned only this set? Now that would be very funny to have to buy a hex key to tighten my hex keys.
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I find it hilarious that it’s suggested here that I’m having trouble knowing how to solve this problem and need help. 
That actually made my day.
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Yes, I’ve found that
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Remember, Righty tighty, Lefty loosey
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Jpx.
I would probably that that is just a pain in the arse rather than being ironic
I believe it qualifies as irony.
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