This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from American Physical Society via the DOI in this record.Recent work using tools from quantum information theory has shown that for small systems where quantum e↵ects become prevalent, there is not one thermodynamical second law but many. Derivations of these laws assume that an experimenter has very precise control of the system and heat bath. Here we show that these multitude of laws can be saturated using two very simple operations: changing the energy levels of the system and thermalizing over any two system energy levels. Using these two operations, one can distill the optimal amount of work from a system, as well as perform the reverse formation process. What is more, using only these two operations and one ancilla qubit in a thermal state, one can transform any state into any other state allowable by the second laws. We thus have the result that the second laws hold for fine-grained manipulation of system and bath, but can be achieved using very coarse control. This brings the full array of thermal operations towards a regime accessible by experiment, and establishes the physical relevance of these second laws, potentially opening a new direction of studies.J.O. is supported by an EPSRC Established Career Fellowship, the Royal Society, and FQXi. M.H. and P.C. ´ thank EU grant RAQUEL. M.H. is also supported by Foundation for Polish Science TEAM project cofinanced by the EU European Regional Development Fund, and later by National Science Centre, Poland, grant OPUS 9. 2015/17/B/ST2/01945. P.C. also ac- ´ knowledges the support from the grant PRELUDIUM 2015/17/N/ST2/04047 from National Science Centre and from the grant SONATA 2016/23/D/ST2/02959 also from National Science Centre.