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Mar 7, 2025 6:30 PM
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frontpage Posted by ElatedFlag5235 • Mar 7, 2025
Mar 7, 2025 6:30 PM
Select Home Depot Stores: 64-Piece Husky 1/2" Drive Impact Socket Set
(In-Store Purchase Only)$54
$219
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Most hardware stores I go to have way more SAE hardware than they do metric. I'm using SAE sockets to drive the SAE hex lags that my hardware store sells. There's no metric options available for concrete wedge anchors either, none that I've ever seen. Hex tapcons, SAE too. HVAC, electrical? Need lots of SAE fasteners and tools to install them. If I need to source hardware for a project TODAY I'm just going to buy what's available.....
You should start working on stuff besides just whatever you deal with on your car or whatever. Pretty sure most trailers are SAE stud/lugnuts still, so...anyone who does anything more than your shadetree work is simply dealing with both.
Harbor freight can be a really good deal too if you find them on sale. Right now they're $28.99 which is NOT a good price. I found them on sale for $20 and then was able to use a coupon on one to get it down to something like $17. Although HF is less pieces overall they include larger sizes, which in my opinion adds a lot of value. Most people have basic mechanic kits that already include all of the standard smaller sizes so getting those a second time doesn't add much value. A single larger size deep impact socket can be $8-15 so getting them as part of the HF kit is nice.
Again - if you don't have something like this already though this deal is very legit.
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Edit: Also how good is the warranty?
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Most hardware stores I go to have way more SAE hardware than they do metric. I'm using SAE sockets to drive the SAE hex lags that my hardware store sells. There's no metric options available for concrete wedge anchors either, none that I've ever seen. Hex tapcons, SAE too. HVAC, electrical? Need lots of SAE fasteners and tools to install them. If I need to source hardware for a project TODAY I'm just going to buy what's available.....
You should start working on stuff besides just whatever you deal with on your car or whatever. Pretty sure most trailers are SAE stud/lugnuts still, so...anyone who does anything more than your shadetree work is simply dealing with both.
Good deal. Hope I snag one!
Most hardware stores I go to have way more SAE hardware than they do metric. I'm using SAE sockets to drive the SAE hex lags that my hardware store sells. There's no metric options available for concrete wedge anchors either, none that I've ever seen. Hex tapcons, SAE too. HVAC, electrical? Need lots of SAE fasteners and tools to install them. If I need to source hardware for a project TODAY I'm just going to buy what's available.....
You should start working on stuff besides just whatever you deal with on your car or whatever. Pretty sure most trailers are SAE stud/lugnuts still, so...anyone who does anything more than your shadetree work is simply dealing with both.
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Jeez, this thing must weigh 60 lbs or something.
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