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Building my tool kit following a theft ☹️. These help that cause. As others mentioned, there is a time and place where these work better than sockets. Thanks OP.
90% of what I use mine for is hose clamps. You can remove or install one with a socket, but it takes way longer. Most of those are 1/4" or 5/16", dont think I've even used any of the other nut drivers I own.
90% of what I use mine for is hose clamps. You can remove or install one with a socket, but it takes way longer. Most of those are 1/4" or 5/16", dont think I've even used any of the other nut drivers I own.
And dealing with sheet metal screws that have a hex head, really any small screw like that
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You could use extension sockets but the bulk and floppiness makes it awkward, plus inconsistent torque risks stripping the threads.
Not sure I'd ever need SAE though.
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Still great for folks who may not have any at all though.
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