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13-Piece Klein Tools 3/8" Drive 6-Point Metric Socket Set w/ Case (65506) on sale for
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Product Description- Metric Wrench Set includes thirteen 6-point sockets: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19 mm. Comes with a handy, red flip-lock tray. 3/8-Inch Drive Metric Socket Wrench Set. For more than 160 years, Klein Tools has manufactured premium-quality, professional-grade hand tools that deliver the performance, durability and precision needed to get the job done right. Our family of engineers, workers and craftsman continue to put six generations of expertise into every tool we create by using only the highest quality materials, superior workmanship, and keeping manufacturing as close to home as we can. Klein isn't just the name of our company, it's also our family name. And since we're an American company that's family-owned and family-run, you know you can count on us to be here tomorrow. Klein Tools doesn't just make great products, we make great products that stand up to the demands of the professionals who use them every day ... Since 1857.
- Klein offers a lifetime warranty on material defects and workmanship for the normal life of the product
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No details about the ratchet (tooth count or whatever) or what socket sizes included? Seems like a decent deal though since they're made in Taiwan, but I'll probably pass since these are metric (have a lot of sets already), but I would jump on this if the set was standard.
who uses SAE?
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No details about the ratchet (tooth count or whatever) or what socket sizes included? Seems like a decent deal though since they're made in Taiwan, but I'll probably pass since these are metric (have a lot of sets already), but I would jump on this if the set was standard.
who uses SAE?
(SAE stands for Society of Automotive Engineers -- they made a guideline for tools. Developed back in 1905 by...yup, you probably guessed it, Henry Ford.)
Nearly everything now in the world is metric, except for antiques and a weird "clingy" attitude for SAE fasteners in the USA. Go into a hardware store, and the SAE outnumbers metric like 10 to 1 -- it's genuinely really odd. They even call SAE "standard". Sorry, but that's not a "standard" anywhere else.
No details about the ratchet (tooth count or whatever) or what socket sizes included? Seems like a decent deal though since they're made in Taiwan, but I'll probably pass since these are metric (have a lot of sets already), but I would jump on this if the set was standard.
who uses SAE?
Installing a trailer hitch on a new vehicle? All SAE bolts are included with the USA hitch kit.
Replacing your garage door? SAE
Hanging a new TV ceiling mount? SAE
Furnace or Plumbing work? SAE
Buying a box of lag bolts for a wood project? SAE
New Taiwanese drill press? SAE
Adjusting gate or Fence hardware? SAE
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No details about the ratchet (tooth count or whatever) or what socket sizes included? Seems like a decent deal though since they're made in Taiwan, but I'll probably pass since these are metric (have a lot of sets already), but I would jump on this if the set was standard.
who uses SAE?
In the States, SAE is everywhere except cars.
Installing a trailer hitch on a new vehicle? All SAE bolts are included with the USA hitch kit.
Replacing your garage door? SAE
Hanging a new TV ceiling mount? SAE
Furnace or Plumbing work? SAE
Buying a box of lag bolts for a wood project? SAE
New Taiwanese drill press? SAE
Adjusting gate or Fence hardware? SAE
The council that was supposed to oversee the changeover to metric was eliminated by the president in the 80s, and no new one was ever put back in place.
So every homeowner in the States has 2 sets of tools - one for the auto, and one for the household.
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