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Reviewed in Mexico on June 2, 2024
Excelente
Marion Tolle
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2024
Quality in strength is lacking. Used the 1 5/16 on 4 hub pilot wheels and the side wall of the socket split open.
Eduardo alberto garcia
Reviewed in Mexico on February 15, 2024
Están bien
Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2023
I did not expect the quality of these to be as good as it is. I only needed one size that was included in this set to loosen the anode rod on the top of my hot water heater, but I figured I would just get the set. My impact driver is only 1/2”, so I had to get an adapter to increase the size to 3/4”.These sockets are extremely heavy duty and the case, while a bit flimsy, feels solid enough to last for quite a while. I’ve never had name brand impact sockets before, but I can’t imagine them being good enough to justify paying more than these cost.Edit: I forgot to mention one other awesome thing about the case that I didn’t realize initially. I had to buy a 1/2” to 3/4” adapter because my impact wrench was 1/2” size. I don’t know of this was intentional, but there is a little unused section in the case that almost perfectly fits the adapter. Fits right in the case, so I don’t need to keep track of that separately.
Scott
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2023
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R. Prosser
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2023
Superior Design – Flank Gripping – Heavy Duty Sockets – Bargain for this qualityI have a lot of heavy duty “professional mechanics only” name brand sockets like Proto, Snap-On, Mac Tools, and etc. that I have been using for decades to make a lot of money. However, these are “old school” design with sharp angle corners in the 6 point sockets. Of course, a 6 point socket grips much better than a 12 point socket such that a 6 point socket is the go to tool for tight frozen fasteners. This wonderful new design of a 6 point socket has radiused inside socket corners instead of the old school sharp angle corners. Unfortunately, this superior design does not have a rigorously defined name. Some of the names are “side gripping”, “flank gripping”, or simply “radiused inside corner” sockets.A 12 point socket will round over the 6 corners of a stuck fastener making it almost impossible to remove. To save your bacon you then use one of these superior new design radiused inside corner sockets like these to break loose the stuck bolt with the rounded corners. Or better for high torque applications always use this new kind of inside radiused corner socket to NOT round over the fastener corners in the first place.To better explain this superior design, I have attached some drawings to show the twisting torque force being applied to the side flanks of the fastener. The concept is that radiused corners in the socket opening allow the socket inside sides, and not the sharp angle corners, to apply force to a fastener's flat sides, rather than the fastener’s corners to prevent ruined fastener corner Round-Off problems.I sure wish I have a tool box full of these new fangled sockets when I first started out.
tm
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023
Excellent product at a great price point
N. Hayer
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023
Nice Socket Set
adell
Reviewed in Mexico on November 18, 2023
De muy baja calidad
Blynn
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023
love the hard clamshell case these come in. if you work on larger vehicles, like i do, i'd say it's a must that you start upgrading your standard sockets and automotive type sockets to include things like this! it's a must to have your chromes, as well as impact rated, shorts deeps thins, etc. etc., but it's easy to forget that big trucks use big nuts! i'm not talking semi trucks or big combine tractors, but i have a 1-ton diesel truck that i always prefer to do my own work whenever possible, and i have a ~40ish foot camper and the hitch it uses, all of which have larger than your average tool set sized sockets. these cover a good variety of sizes i encounter, and it'll save my butt from running all over TN looking for an autozone or tsc that has something large enough for what i need! last thing, and pay attention, because this may be important! make sure you note that this is a 3/4" drive set!! then ask yourself, do you have a driver that's 3/4", or at least an adapter so that you can use a 1/2" drive? if not, go order or find a place to buy one of those right now! :) I DIDN'T! go figure, and was very disappointed the first time i went to use these, and realized my mistake. but now I'm prepared, and these will save me on projects to come.
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