Designed from the ground up, this 106-Piece 3/8 in. and 1/4 in. Drive SAE/Metric Ratchet and Socket Mechanics Tool Set offers better access in tight spaces and maximum tool strength. The 90-tooth ratchet tool offers 4° of arc swing and a slim profile design, so you can work in tighter spaces. The innovative, wrench-compatible socket design has four parallel flats to help prevent rolling. Optimized socket geometry additionally helps reduce bolt rounding and stripping. Find each socket size stamped into the flats for easy-to-read visibility. This kit includes a removable inner tray and is designed to be stored long-term in a steel storage chest. It also comes with a durable carrying case for ultimate portability. The set's accessories make sure the user can get every job done, both in the garage and on the jobsite. The ratchet and socket set is backed by a Mechanics Hand Tools Lifetime Guarantee.
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UPC:
886211111137
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Model: Milwaukee 3/8 in. and 1/4 in. Drive SAE/Metric Ratchet and Socket Mechanics Tool Set (106-Piece)
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Why so expensive, even at a discount?
I have the 1/4" and 3/8" set. They're really really good, actually make the work go faster, smoother and more enjoyable.
Best socket tray layout. Easy to ID. Easy to grab and replace. Great ratchets, very little backdrag. Smooth, quiet.
I have full or extensive socket sets by gearwrench, dewalt, husky, kobalt, Pittsburgh, usag, some wera, craftsman new and old. I keep them in the van, car, shop, home workbench, garage, install kit, repair kit, etc.
Usually I use whatever is closest to hand, but if I'm struggling with position or finesse, sometimes I'll stop and go get these.
My favorite set. Not even the fanciest, just very well thought out and very well made.
This is the best price I've seen, but I don't regret buying them when I did for more.
I have the 1/4" and 3/8" set. They're really really good, actually make the work go faster, smoother and more enjoyable.
Best socket tray layout. Easy to ID. Easy to grab and replace. Great ratchets, very little backdrag. Smooth, quiet.
I have full or extensive socket sets by gearwrench, dewalt, husky, kobalt, Pittsburgh, usag, some wera, craftsman new and old. I keep them in the van, car, shop, home workbench, garage, install kit, repair kit, etc.
Usually I use whatever is closest to hand, but if I'm struggling with position or finesse, sometimes I'll stop and go get these.
My favorite set. Not even the fanciest, just very well thought out and very well made.
This is the best price I've seen, but I don't regret buying them when I did for more.
You said smooth a few times. These are nowhere near as smooth as my 120 tooth ratchets. Definitely my favorite sockets, but I barely use the ratchet in favor of the ratchet in the craftsman gun metal set that gets posted here often.
Milwaukee power tool fan here, but I hear the hand tools are just not it. However, these sets seem really nice.
Opinions on the 1/4 and 3/8 sets vs the DeWalt 192 piece (DWMT75049)? Don't care about the allen sockets or wrenches, and if Milwaukee is better, I'm willing to forego the 1/2 set for now. I'll be putting them in a tool cart, so the inserts seem like a plus
Oh wow even though it's over priced by $200 even on sale, it's it matches my Packout and it says Milwaukee, even though I'll never use it, all the guys that see it in my Packout will think I'm the man and I'm so cool. I'm going to put it in the garage right next to my $1000 Yeti cooler. 😂
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Lol I swear Milwaukee just keeps raising the prices on these sockets. They aren't even impact rated or include any 1/2. Much better options out there for this price and much less. Never the less Milwaukee groupies will still buy solely for the fact it comes in a red box and says Milwaukee
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Milwaukee power tool fan here, but I hear the hand tools are just not it. However, these sets seem really nice.
Opinions on the 1/4 and 3/8 sets vs the DeWalt 192 piece (DWMT75049)? Don't care about the allen sockets or wrenches, and if Milwaukee is better, I'm willing to forego the 1/2 set for now. I'll be putting them in a tool cart, so the inserts seem like a plus
Dude unless your filthy rich save the money for your retirement or leave it in your bank account. This price is ignorant. You can get more/superior sockets with the inserts for much much less.
I have the 1/4" and 3/8" set. They're really really good, actually make the work go faster, smoother and more enjoyable.
Best socket tray layout. Easy to ID. Easy to grab and replace. Great ratchets, very little backdrag. Smooth, quiet.
I have full or extensive socket sets by gearwrench, dewalt, husky, kobalt, Pittsburgh, usag, some wera, craftsman new and old. I keep them in the van, car, shop, home workbench, garage, install kit, repair kit, etc.
Usually I use whatever is closest to hand, but if I'm struggling with position or finesse, sometimes I'll stop and go get these.
My favorite set. Not even the fanciest, just very well thought out and very well made.
This is the best price I've seen, but I don't regret buying them when I did for more.
This is what happens when you spend over $300 on a few sockets and ratchet; you convince yourself it was worth it when in reality it wasn't. Idk what to call this effect it's almost like someone in denial trying to justify their actions with ridiculous reasoning
Dude unless your filthy rich save the money for your retirement or leave it in your bank account. This price is ignorant. You can get more/superior sockets with the inserts for much much less.
Thanks for the reply, though it doesn't answer my question. Are you recommending the DeWalt set, or something else entirely?
Thanks for the reply, though it doesn't answer my question. Are you recommending the DeWalt set, or something else entirely?
Go watch Project Farm on YouTube, you've probably seen some of his videos before he has over 3 million subscribers, he did a socket set comparison test this week on numerous different sets including Dewalt and Gear Wrench, he's tests them to their breaking point. Dewalt wasn't that great, Gear Wrench came out the best, but they are the most expensive.
Go watch Project Farm on YouTube, you've probably seen some of his videos before he has over 3 million subscribers, he did a socket set comparison test this week on numerous different sets including Dewalt and Gear Wrench, he's tests them to their breaking point. Dewalt wasn't that great, Gear Wrench came out the best, but they are the most expensive.
PF's reviews are very selective, not nuanced and extreme, in respect to the tests. For instance, during the video you mentioned, he didn't include 2 of the premier mechanics sets: this Milwaukee or the Tekton. Maybe because they are in separate cases? He really only tested the ratchets, of the small sampling he chose, to extreme failure and failed to put the sockets through their paces (ie how effective on rusted fasteners, tolerances, etc.). Basically, there was zero testing of the sockets. No mention of clarity of things like legibility of number stamping, finish quality and tolerance/fit. There are many more valuable reviews on these types of kits, which are much more relatable to daily wrenching. His reviews paint a very small picture, IMO. There are some nuggets of value, but it's extremely cursory.
I have this. Love the sockets. The ratchet isn't really great for the price though fine for most but I'd take my gear wrench over it every time
What GW ratchets are you using? Just purchased some 90T and so far, pretty darn good! My current favorites: #1 Koken #2 Nepros #3 Capr and then GW at #4.
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What GW ratchets are you using? Just purchased some 90T and so far, pretty darn good! My current favorites: #1 Koken #2 Nepros #3 Capr and then GW at #4.
I have the 90 tooth as well. Love it my #1 is my matco 88 diy on a icon breaker bar. Flex head long handle matco ratchet under 50. I've heard good things about the others you've mentioned tho.
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Best socket tray layout. Easy to ID. Easy to grab and replace. Great ratchets, very little backdrag. Smooth, quiet.
I have full or extensive socket sets by gearwrench, dewalt, husky, kobalt, Pittsburgh, usag, some wera, craftsman new and old. I keep them in the van, car, shop, home workbench, garage, install kit, repair kit, etc.
Usually I use whatever is closest to hand, but if I'm struggling with position or finesse, sometimes I'll stop and go get these.
My favorite set. Not even the fanciest, just very well thought out and very well made.
This is the best price I've seen, but I don't regret buying them when I did for more.
Best socket tray layout. Easy to ID. Easy to grab and replace. Great ratchets, very little backdrag. Smooth, quiet.
I have full or extensive socket sets by gearwrench, dewalt, husky, kobalt, Pittsburgh, usag, some wera, craftsman new and old. I keep them in the van, car, shop, home workbench, garage, install kit, repair kit, etc.
Usually I use whatever is closest to hand, but if I'm struggling with position or finesse, sometimes I'll stop and go get these.
My favorite set. Not even the fanciest, just very well thought out and very well made.
This is the best price I've seen, but I don't regret buying them when I did for more.
Opinions on the 1/4 and 3/8 sets vs the DeWalt 192 piece (DWMT75049)? Don't care about the allen sockets or wrenches, and if Milwaukee is better, I'm willing to forego the 1/2 set for now. I'll be putting them in a tool cart, so the inserts seem like a plus
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Opinions on the 1/4 and 3/8 sets vs the DeWalt 192 piece (DWMT75049)? Don't care about the allen sockets or wrenches, and if Milwaukee is better, I'm willing to forego the 1/2 set for now. I'll be putting them in a tool cart, so the inserts seem like a plus
Best socket tray layout. Easy to ID. Easy to grab and replace. Great ratchets, very little backdrag. Smooth, quiet.
I have full or extensive socket sets by gearwrench, dewalt, husky, kobalt, Pittsburgh, usag, some wera, craftsman new and old. I keep them in the van, car, shop, home workbench, garage, install kit, repair kit, etc.
Usually I use whatever is closest to hand, but if I'm struggling with position or finesse, sometimes I'll stop and go get these.
My favorite set. Not even the fanciest, just very well thought out and very well made.
This is the best price I've seen, but I don't regret buying them when I did for more.
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