Need help finding a skinny socket for a tight spot

[Screwdr1ver]

I'm a newbie and I've got a problem. I'm trying to get to a 7mm nut, but the space around it is super tight.
None of my regular sockets or nutsetters fit, I measured and I only have about 9.5mm of clearance.
This seems like a common issue. Are there such things as really thin sockets or nutsetters out there? What should I be looking for to find them?

And if a socket still doesn't fit, are there any other kinds of tools for getting into these super tight spots? Any help is appreciated!

 

[p0w3r6]

What you need to find is a thin-walled socket. Many tool brands have these. They are usually designed for applications like lug nuts, but they work perfectly for any tight clearance. You'll also find some specialized sets that are even thinner than standard chrome sockets. If a socket still can't fit, there are other tools to try. Try crowfoot wrench too, it's a good alternative Another option is a ratcheting box-end wrench co it's a bit thinner than a socket and ratchet combination. These are what I can remember ron top of my head.

 

[Sarmiento_]

If sockets won't do the trick, try a 7mm wrench to get into those really tight spots. Slim ones work best.

 

[Niloc]

If sockets won't do the trick, try a 7mm wrench to get into those really tight spots. Slim ones work best.

What about using an old box spanner, you can buy hex tubing as long as you want?