The X-small Japan Hobby Tool Super Lens Filter Wrench Set X-Smallfrom Japan Hobby Tool consists of one wrench that is compatible with filter sizes ranging from 31 to 37mm and the other wrench is for sizes from 42 to 46mm, so you can remove a filter that is stuck on a lens; the wrenches also help to separate filters that have seized together. These rubberized steel wrenches avoid scratching a filter ring's finish when turning the tool counterclockwise to release the filter.

Compatible with 31-37mm & 42-46mm Sizes    Helps to Remove Stuck Filters on Lenses    Separates Seized Stacked Filters    Rubberized Steel Construction    Rubber Avoids Scratching of Ring Finish

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how thick is the cork sheet?

A: This is 1.5mm thick.

Q: 2. Will this help in removing 77-82 filters?

A: Yes this will help remove stuck 77-82mm filters.

Q: 3. How wide is the strap and what is the strap thickness?

A: the strap is 20 mm wide and 4 mm thick

Q: 4. How big is the cork sheet?

A: The cork sheet is 3.95" x 5.90" / 100mm x 150mm.

Q: 5. How canI buy this product direct from the UK? (Super Suction Tool)

A: We offer international shipping. Add the item to the cart online to calculate.

Q: 6. What minimum and maximum diameter capacity for this strap wrench?

A: you can use it from 37 mm to 105 mm

Q: 7. Are these Sensei Rubberized (ie. steel coated with rubber) wrenches worth the extra cost over the plastic ones? I'm asking in the context of 58mm filters, but also just in general.

A: Yes. I've had the plastic ones break. These probably won't ever break and the rubber coating is sticky and grabs the filter better. I own them in 3 different sizes. Definitely worth the extra cost.

Q: 8. Is this worth the extra money/weight over the Sensei plastic versions?

A: Yes the rubberized wrench is better than the plastic versions. You get a better feel and can use more strength with the rubberized ones. I bought both and ended up using just the rubberized steel one. But it also depends on how tight the filter is stuck on the lens. Unfortunately for me, my UV filter is pretty stuck on the lens since it's been there since I bought the lens so neither rubberized or steel wrenches worked to get the filter off. That being said I still think that purchasing the wrenches was a good idea and if I had to do it again I would just buy the rubberized ones. Hope this helps.

Q: 9. Is this spanner to be used for tightening the shutter ring before screwing in the rear element of the lens?

A: Yes, this Catlabs Large Format Lens Shutter Spanner Wrench can be used to tighten the shutter ring before screwing in the rear element of a large format lens.

Q: 10. does this eyecup can also be fold back, so that the rubber piece does not protrude, and stay close to the viewfinder?

A: Yes, the Japan Hobby Tool JHTDK-33 Camera Eyecup for Nikon Z9, Z8 & Zf Models, BH #JAJHTDK33 can fold back and stay close to the viewfinder.