The Milwaukee 47-Piece SAE and Metric 1/2 in. Drive Ratchet and Socket Set offers better access in tight spaces and maximum tool strength. The 90-tooth ratchet tool offers 4of arc swing and a slim profile design, so users can work in tighter spaces. The Milwaukee socket set features an innovative wrench-compatible socket design with 4 flat sides to help prevent rolling. The 1/2 in. drive ratchet has sockets with sizes laser engraved into the flats for easy-to-read visibility. The optimized socket geometry additionally helps reduce bolt rounding and stripping. The Milwaukee ratchet and socket set includes a removable inner designed to be stored long-term in a steel storage chest and a durable carrying case for ultimate portability. The sets accessories guarantee users have what they need to tackle every job, both in the garage and on the jobsite. The 47-Piece SAE and Metric 1/2 in. Drive Ratchet and Socket Set is backed by a lifetime guarantee.
Model Number:
48-22-9010
Product SKU:
310990593
UPC:
45242540631
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I'm surprised no one is talking on this, is this not a good deal?
It's hard to justify spending that kind of money on a 1/2" socket set that you can't put on an impact.
1/4" and 3/8" impacts typically don't have enough power that you need to really worry about exploding sockets. Probably not the best idea to use them if you do it a lot -- but with 1/2" that changes. Most 1/2" impacts are fully capable of exploding sockets.
These do say they are "Impact Sockets" under the Specifications tab on Home Depot, for Socket Type. These are absolutely not impact rated sockets. Nothing shiny can be impact rated.
these are for comfortable, smooth, easy to touch handle click on and off hand wrenching
we could say, only buy impact sockets, but they are rough and harder to work with, get on and off, hard to see bc black not shiny beautiful chrome (so impact lower aesthetics)
this deal is off the hook btw
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You can get a craftsman set for way cheaper, and the same warranty.
It's hard to justify spending that kind of money on a 1/2" socket set that you can't put on an impact.
1/4" and 3/8" impacts typically don't have enough power that you need to really worry about exploding sockets. Probably not the best idea to use them if you do it a lot -- but with 1/2" that changes. Most 1/2" impacts are fully capable of exploding sockets.
These do say they are "Impact Sockets" under the Specifications tab on Home Depot, for Socket Type. These are absolutely not impact rated sockets. Nothing shiny can be impact rated.
we could say, only buy impact sockets, but they are rough and harder to work with, get on and off, hard to see bc black not shiny beautiful chrome (so impact lower aesthetics)
this deal is off the hook btw
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