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Kit includes 14 standard metric sockets, the following sizes are included: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21
The Milwaukee 14-Piece SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty 3/8 in. Drive Metric Standard 6 Point Socket Set features the boldest, longest-lasting markings and extreme impact durability in high torque applications. The stamped and ink-filled size marking enables users to select the right socket every time throughout the life of the socket. These Milwaukee sockets are engineered with high strength forged steel for optimized performance in heavy-duty applications. The non-slip hex geometry prevents fastener rounding, and a dual-hole design and ring groove allow for easy socket attachment and removal. The customizable Socket Rail comes with removeable end caps to add or take off socket clips for optimal storage. All SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Sockets backed by a Lifetime Guarantee and meet ASME industry standards.
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Kit includes 14 standard metric sockets, the following sizes are included: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21
Model: SHOCKWAVE 3/8 in. Drive Metric 6 Point Impact Socket Set (14-Piece)
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Yeah, but at that point maybe 1/2" is better, I'm no tool pro by any means.
That being said, 3/8 is the last bit I haven't converted over to yet regarding brand, and this is so tempting I may just bite instead of going for their chrome set.
Yeah, but at that point maybe 1/2" is better, I'm no tool pro by any means.
That being said, 3/8 is the last bit I haven't converted over to yet regarding brand, and this is so tempting I may just bite instead of going for their chrome set.
Yeah, but at that point maybe 1/2" is better, I'm no tool pro by any means.
That being said, 3/8 is the last bit I haven't converted over to yet regarding brand, and this is so tempting I may just bite instead of going for their chrome set.
For the m12 3/8 vs 1/2 the 3/8 actually delivered more torque since the anvil is bigger in the testing I watched on YouTube. I need a 3/8 set because my 1/2 converted to 3/8 is losing a little oomph.
On the tools reddit, seems to be a bit of hate and disappointment in Milwaukee hand tools quality, them using their goodwill from their great power tools to sell cheaply made hand tools. I would research the non-power tool items you are interested in before buying
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Yeah, but at that point maybe 1/2" is better, I'm no tool pro by any means.
That being said, 3/8 is the last bit I haven't converted over to yet regarding brand, and this is so tempting I may just bite instead of going for their chrome set.
I got the 3/8 chrome set and now will add this impact set. It has its uses for sure.
On the tools reddit, seems quite a bit of hate and disappointment in Milwaukee hand tools using their goodwill from their great power tools to sell cheaply made hand tools. I would research the non-power tool items you are interested in before buying
Ya my hammer drill 12v trigger broke. Just fell off after drilling some thin steel. Guess it cant even handle light duty. Apparently a common problem.
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Lemme know if anybody can justify a 1/4 in impact purchase, I'm still on the fence..
Anybody find a deal on the 3/8 SAEs???
I can't imagine doing any impact work with a 1/4" impact wrench and dedicated impact sockets that a 1/4" hex impact driver and a 3/8" adapter couldn't handle.
Honestly, if it's a small fastener for an engine etc…, you probably shouldn't be using an impact anyway. Way too much risk (even on removal if you've got rust involved) that you'll snap the fastener and be fighting a whole new problem.
I can't imagine doing any impact work with a 1/4" impact wrench and dedicated impact sockets that a 1/4" hex impact driver and a 3/8" adapter couldn't handle.
Honestly, if it's a small fastener for an engine etc…, you probably shouldn't be using an impact anyway. Way too much risk (even on removal if you've got rust involved) that you'll snap the fastener and be fighting a whole new problem.
While an adapter on an impact driver can usually get the job done, it's a bulky and clunky solution. Caution is always a good idea when confronted with a corroded or seized fastener, but in most normal situations, using an impact (if it fits) to remove fasteners is just a speedy way to go.
A friend of mine is a small engine mechanic and always wields an impact, sometimes one in each hand...
Well the Chinese junk must be decent because the reviews are pretty good. Plus lifetime warranty. Who cares?
Lifetime warranty just means a lifetime of replacement at this price-point. I'd be more concerned about the socket deforming under stress, rounding the bolt/nut.
Lifetime warranty just means a lifetime of replacement at this price-point. I'd be more concerned about the socket deforming under stress, rounding the bolt/nut.
Would the reviews be good if they were replacing them all the time?
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Silly question... In the product screenshots they say "For use with" and then a picture of M12 impact guns... I mean, there is no dependency on using non Milwaukee tools with these sockets right? Just marketing ploy?
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That being said, 3/8 is the last bit I haven't converted over to yet regarding brand, and this is so tempting I may just bite instead of going for their chrome set.
That being said, 3/8 is the last bit I haven't converted over to yet regarding brand, and this is so tempting I may just bite instead of going for their chrome set.
That being said, 3/8 is the last bit I haven't converted over to yet regarding brand, and this is so tempting I may just bite instead of going for their chrome set.
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Lemme know if anybody can justify a 1/4 in impact purchase, I'm still on the fence..
Anybody find a deal on the 3/8 SAEs???
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Lemme know if anybody can justify a 1/4 in impact purchase, I'm still on the fence..
Anybody find a deal on the 3/8 SAEs???
Honestly, if it's a small fastener for an engine etc…, you probably shouldn't be using an impact anyway. Way too much risk (even on removal if you've got rust involved) that you'll snap the fastener and be fighting a whole new problem.
The tools are made from Chinese suppliers. They just rebrand their name on the junk.
Honestly, if it's a small fastener for an engine etc…, you probably shouldn't be using an impact anyway. Way too much risk (even on removal if you've got rust involved) that you'll snap the fastener and be fighting a whole new problem.
A friend of mine is a small engine mechanic and always wields an impact, sometimes one in each hand...
The tools are made from Chinese suppliers. Theybjust rebrand their name on the junk.
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