After 30+ years of use, I can honestly tell everyone that Sunex impact sockets are professional grade.

This is to easy for me. I bought a Pittsburgh set 14 years ago, lost(?) 3 of them, easy to replace. Harbor Freight has become what Sears Craftsman used to be. Yeah, I said it.

@hardblinker6275

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree with you more. I've been building up my Bauer tool set and getting Pittsburgh sockets. Love it so far.

@AustinCrabtree32

8 ай бұрын

Quality aint the same though thats for sure

@andrewrodriguez8492

7 ай бұрын

​@@AustinCrabtree32some of us dont care about quality and actually get stuff done

@johnhargis4566

7 ай бұрын

Yes H F is filling the void left by the demise of Sears 😢

@Native_love

5 ай бұрын

God, I miss Sears! 😢❤❤❤

This one time at Band Camp, we needed a 20mm and a 10mm socket but they were missing from the set

I have both Pittsburg SAE and Metric deep impact socket set and beat the heck out of them for at least 3 years now and they are still going strong and I know I have a lifelong warranty on them for a whopping $40 and some change total spent.

Just bought the 17 piece Tekton Metric set, along with 2 of their ratchets, 2 of their breaker bars, and 2 individual sockets (1/2” drive 34mm & 36mm deep impact). Excited to try them out!

I bought a set of Pittsburg half inch deep sockets about 10 years ago they have made me a ton of money and they are still going strong so I can't complain about them too much. You can tell that my 21 mm gets used a lot though because you can hardly read the laser etching😁

The Sunex are rolled stamped also. It's in the product description. I have the deep impact set from Sunex it's laser etched and rolled stamped as well. They make a really fine and durable product. You can't go wrong with them.

Love my sunex stuff for home. I’ve owned them all and sunex value is hard to beat!

I had a viewer leave a comment on my channel saying, "You get what you pay for!" Implying that buying the most expensive meant you had "The Best." The people selling WAY overpriced tools spend a lot of money enforcing that false narrative. Thanks for the video.

As a very quick turnaround apprentice. (1st month learning the ropes) (2nd month doing more like brakes and alternators) (And JUMPING all the way to an engine swap and a head removal in the 3rd month) And after 8 months pretty much 90% in between I will tell you that those Neiko impact sockets are DEFINITELY worth the money. For 170ish and some change you get 10-24 no skips, including 20mm And also 3/8 to I believe 1 1/4 it covers EVERYTHING from a darn drain plug to an axle nut. Seriously, it’s well worth it, even without the warranty I still see it as a win for the apprentice looking to get his hands dirty. Very happy with how they’ve turned out in the past few months.

I have a neiko 1/2 master impact set and it has so far lasted with the best of them. I used my shallow 24mm removing excavator track shoes and let me just say I was impressed. The socket got so hot I couldn’t even hold it but it keeps trucking!

@codykersch7795

2 жыл бұрын

I love my neiko impact sockets and torques

I like the way you have categorized the sets, by “best budget”, Best Midtier, etc”. Made in USA, I don’t know why anyone would go Snapon when Wright is available. As you said, Wright price is not bad, look at their other tools, much higher price.

@melsmobileservices

2 жыл бұрын

Guys that swear by the tool truck kool-aid are just too lazy to save a lot of bucks & buy stuff out wright. My deal breaker with Matco was when they tried to sell me a 3 power tool kit for $695.00 & 1 tool was a light back in 2012. I ain't been on a tool truck since! Started in Dewalt 12v MAX & ended up with Milwaukee M12 & M18 lines.

I just got the tekton 1/2" master set and its very nice. I did laugh at the box saying it needed 2 people to lift when it arrived, but it is about 45 lbs. I also got the chrome 3/8" and 1/4" sets because I only wanted to buy once and not worry about missing sizes. Id been waiting a year since I didnt need them right away but after the price inflation I decided to bite the bullet on black friday. I have not done any real heavy duty work yet but so far Im really liking these!

I purchased my Sunex master 1/2 metric set & beat the snot of them with Nitrocat 1250K air impact gun, Dewalt cordless 1/2 impact, Milwaukee Gen2 1/2 one-key impact & have yet to break 1 or render them not usable. The case needs some help but is still holding on so i recently purchased a new set retired my old set to my second vehicle with my Gen1 mid-torque impact for roadside emergencies or smaller quick jobs. I purchased my original set around 2013 or 14 & depend on my tools to make a living & not fail so i highly recommend cause if they can survive my mobile mechanic business then they deserve to be purchased. I also own their 3580 3/8 master set with the same results & have never warrantied a thing!

I will be looking into the Grey Pneumatic thanks for showing me that product. Well done video.

I got the Pittsburgh deep socket sets last year when they still had the $17/set deal, I think I’d be happy with the $35 case that comes with 34 sockets and some extensions and an adapter

I purchased some of the Motivx sockets after one of your videos I have a 2 in 1 set for the car lugs and bought some of the non marring ones from them as well. I have used them both and have been happy with them.

I picked up that Harbor Freight Pittsburgh 13pc set (item 67918) around Black Friday for $17.99 after sale price and extra 10% off coupon. I mean COME ON, 35% off, and eighteen bucks??!? You can't beat that with a stick. And they're MORE than good enough for my non-pro, non-mechanic DIYer needs.

@ZERONEINNOVATIONS

Жыл бұрын

I think all of our lube techs(beginner mechanic) in our dealership have HF impact socket sets. They use it every day putting ON/OFF lug nuts. So maybe good enough for a pro too?

Bear, really like your informative videos, keep up the good work.

I work in a steel mill and can confirm we are very hard on tools. Wright, Proto and Sunex are the impacts we’ve got. We’ve had issues with the Gearwrench stuff breaking, but full disclosure we generally run 3/4” and 1”impacts, occasionally 1/2”. I’d buy Wright or Proto solely because it’s made in USA.

@bleach_drink_me

2 жыл бұрын

Sunex is surprisingly good for the money.

Tekton is also dual marked. Laser and rolled. I found them watching your channel. Really appreciate your updates

The cheap Pittsburgh sockets have never failed me nor anybody I know for over 10 years.

Just the (Bear) facts! I love it! Your honesty and transparency are so refreshing and appreciated in this day and age.

I own two of the Neiko sets (3/8 and 1/2 drive) and think they are a great value set. Just used for vehicle maintenance and DIY. Have not had any experience with customer service.

Been looking for a great set to start filling out my collection of impact sockets and I think you sold me on Tekton. :)

Completely agree, I only have 1/2in impact sockets(no chrome) at work and haven’t ran into the socket being too large where a chrome 1/2in drive socket would fit..

I have some old made in the USA Craftsman impacts. I haven't broken 1 yet & I've been using them to maintain our small fleet of medium and heavy duty trucks for over 20 yrs. I don't buy much of new Craftsman since they aren't made here. I think there's better value than them now. I also have a few Wright Tools. Not impacts but some ratchets, sockets & wrenches. They were my dad's. I honestly didn't know they were still around. I've never seen them for sale anywhere. I've also never broken one, so that says something. Thanks for the video.

I have the Pittsburg impact sockets and I highly recommend them.

lol i just stumbled on your channel and first video i was hooked love the opinion i am a deisel mechanic and tools are my life. love the videos i can agree with the fact that normal people dont need a non skipping set i as a mechanic i use non skipping sets exclusively. the best part of your videos is the warrentee info i dont care who you are (even my city dwelling brother) has broken a tool warrentee is everything

Buck knives are not made out of the best steel but their heat treatment is so good that bucks knives are still nice knives

Grey Pneumatics "Duo" socket sets, if you really want a one socket for every task option. Impact rated, thin as a chrome walled socket, comes in comprehensive sets for an amazing price. Lifetime warranty. They're tough as nails, too. I have full sets and use them daily for years. Probably more close to a decade. Every bit as tough as my Snap On sets, for about a quarter of the cost. Their ball swivel impact sockets are amazing, too!

You are correct. The finished procts forging process is what makes all the differences.

I have a full set, SAE/metric in deep/shallow. They look very similar to what ACE had but in a nice blow mold case. Got em at Sears closing sale. They are tough. Put em through hell and they are still all in one piece.

I bought a Neiko 1/2 drive torque wrench, and I find it second to none in terms of quality, and is as accurate as a buddy's Snap-on, and another buddy's Icon.

Got the Capri 3/8 Master set because of you, love it thanks!

@91rickybaker

Ай бұрын

How are they

I use Wright and Grey Pneumatic! My 3/8" stuff is Grey Pneumatic. My 1/2" stuff is Wright. I'd prefer to get Wright 3/8" but lately they are damn near impossible to find. My extensions and adapters are a mix of Proto and Williams. Williams is another brand to look out for too. Once my Grey set wears out I'll consider buying Williams USA 3/8" which are the exact same thing as Snappy for a fraction of the price. I do like Grey Pneumatic swivels. I catch a lot of flak for not buying off the truck or harbor freight. I'm the one who uses the tools. I know how to find quality without paying an arm and a leg. They are durable tools.

My Husky low profile sockets are awesome. You can fit a 17mm rachet wrench on them and get to ridiculously small and tight areas.

Very informative video. Thanks. I have the HF Icons which worked great replacing the struts on my X3. Finish does seem to rub off more than my old SKs though

I like a full set as i deal with rusted nuts and bolts. When you knock off the rust of a 24mm nut, a 23 mm socket often fits nice

Hello again Red and Mrs. Bear Thank you for another Great Video.

I have Sunex for all of my regular impact sockets, short and deep, 1/2 drive and 3/8 drive, metric and SAE (Matco ADV and Cornwell BluePower as well, but theyre basically sunex) and no problems at all. As far as my wrenches though my SAE wrenches are Wright Grip wrenches and i will never go back. I have Taiwan wrenches for my metric and SAE from 1-5/16 up to 2. I also have 3/8 drive short and deep SAE and Metric (4 sets) of universal impacts from Blackhawk and havent had a provlem with them either. For 1/2 drive I think I'm going to get Icon to see how they are. Only problem I've had with the Blackhawks is that the 3/4 deep is starting to get burrs on the ball inside from one use, but that was also because I had it on a Milwaukee 1/2 high torque with an adapter. If it had been with my 3/8 it would still be smooth like butter

Impact's I've been coveting lately are the Milwaukee Shockwave, they have stamped and painted large numbers. If someone is starting out in automotive repair I'd suggest getting a chrome 3/8" set in shallow and deep and impact 1/2" in deep probably all you'd need for a long time

@randomguy3281

2 жыл бұрын

Same for me. I’m in the market for a full Metric/SAE 1/2” impact set, and I think I’m gonna go with the Milwaukee. They are pricy but I really like how the numbers stand out, I’ve waisted enough time figuring out what socket is what at work with the old worn sets. My second choice would probably be the Tekton though

@HandymanTim

Жыл бұрын

I just purchased the Milwaukee. They seem to be good quality, however, I haven't used them yet. The markings are nice and easy to read. They don't provide much information on the steel type or coating. They're made in China. I wish they were made in Taiwan, but that probably won't happen because Milwaukee sold out to a Chinese company.

GP is my #1. Industrial grade at fair price. I wouldn't be afraid of neiko though. They're underrated as a company. They do have some decent tools with modest prices out there.

@pppoopoo4514

10 ай бұрын

Can you tell me how Grey Pneumatic's warranty process goes? The website implies I gotta buy their tools at an authorized dealer (which doesn't include Amazon or any other third party) then take it back to that authorized distributor for the warranty. I've been wanting to get their stuff but the warranty page puts me off

Hey would love to see a video like this comparing wrench sets as well. There seems to be just as many options if not even more than there are socket brands. Also gotta say I've got Tekton, some Snap On and even Advance Auto branded impact sockets I got on sale at a store closing and am really happy with the Tekton. I have been meaning to give Grey Pneumatic a try for some 1/2" swivel impact sockets though.

@edwardhance3894

2 жыл бұрын

He did a thorough 10mm wrench comparison video

The nice thing about Masterforce at Menards is they stock all the individual sizes so if you were to mess one up you could replace it easily. Also they run 11% rebates quite often and if you wait until January/ February they do a bag sale for 15% off instantly.

I have the full set of Milwaukee’s thin wall Sae deep impacts and O Reilly brand Metric deep impact sockets and I love them both use them all the time with m18 high torque impact gun

Honestly new to this channel but I love it already

Hi Red, thank you for all the hard work you have done the last couple of days. Greatly appreciate all the information. But, thisn't this more Blue's season while you nap? Merry Christmas everyone.

@denoftools

2 жыл бұрын

The tool bear never sleeps!

The Pittsburgh set from harbor freight has done everything I've asked it to do. I also have the Tekton 3/8" set and it's awesome. I don't use my tools everyday so I can't speak for real pros, but for the "professional homeowner" those will do just fine.

@huasohvac

2 жыл бұрын

I've been using a tekton 3/8ths set for the last 6 years as an HVAC tech. Other than losing a couple sockets. The VA got me the set which I think was about 80ish at the time. The ratchet works great still, even after being soaked several times in water.

I like my Milwaukee impact sockets. Bought them while they were on sale over a year ago

I think my favorite budget set is actually the 3/8 drive Makita sockets they make for impact drivers. It's $25 a set I believe, and they come with 9 pieces, a 1/4 inch hex adapter, and a silicon sleeve they all fit nice and snugly into. Yes, they seem almost purpose made for impact drivers, but they seem to be pretty high quality and have actual engraved numbers on them. I would happily recommend them.

I have a nice larger Dewalt 3/8 impact set and I think their very nice. I also have a Husky 1/2 impact set I got on a great sale last year which I use much more than I thought I would. And then I have some 1/4 and 3/8 magnetic impacts from Grey Pneumatic that I love. I have Tekton chrome sockets but didn't care for their impacts, nor Pittsburg impacts.

Now these days there are so many brands so many deals its hard to choose. Great video 👍 👌

It is nice to hear someone who follows the science and believes in the data. Harder and harder to find these days.

I loved the husky set I have I spent 40$ and got 44pc I use them Daily no issues

There are a lot of good options out there but I'm loving the Tekton and Icon brands for several years.

The Grey Pneumatic 1326M and 1326MD are the 1/2" metric impact sets I've seriously considered (10mm - 36mm; only skipping 31mm) Unfortunately the supply chain shortages have caused the price to rise on these.

For 1/2" drive shallow impacts, 311IMYA for SAE & 315IMMYA for Metric.

@PunisherOfDeath101

2 жыл бұрын

Sunex impact rated 10mm-36mm shallow for $75 vs snapon 11 piece $250. Such a pitty what snapon does to yall.

When I started out 16 years ago I bought a 1/2 deep set from HF on sale for $18. They get daily use and I have only broken 1 socket.

I've been extremely happy with my Grey Pneumatic impact sockets. Even went so far as to buy the 3/8" and 1/4" sets as well. I know 1/4" impacts are not needed, but... The swivel versions are Ball Swivels, not floppy universal type swivels, and are in shallow and deep. Plus they offer the same variety (shallow/deep & shallow/deep swivel) in a magnetic version, they are so handy when trying to hold onto small nuts and bolts without losing them in "Engine Compartment Limbo".

Sunex seems to have gotten the hardening just right on their impacts. I purchased their 3/8 impact bit socket set and am constantly impressed with how theres practically zero warping even after using my IR 2115timax. Excellent tool quality.

I have been 100% satisfied with each and every piece of Tekton tools. Besides the unbelievable warranty they are slowly moving their tool line to Made in America. The warranty is , In my opinion , the best and easiest. Break something, take a picture of it, download to them and they ship you a new one normally within 24 hours. I do not have their impacts (yet) but their chrome sockets and wrenches are very nice. Fit snd finish is spot on.

@motorbreath3

2 жыл бұрын

👍 I agree totally. Master tech 30 yrs. Snappy is in trouble.

You didn't mention it, but Tekton has both laser etching, and roll stamp marking on their impact sockets. I'm well over 70 years old now and have used all types of tools from many different manufacturers in my lifetime. I even worked in Sear's tool department way back when the Craftsman tools were USA made and purchased many of them myself. Overall, for the money I lean more towards Tekton than any other brand. I will qualify that with the exception of their USA-made slip joint pliers, which to me were inferior in fit and finish to their other Taiwan made pliers. All their socket sets are no-skip and available in different sized sets to meet different individuals need. They have a great full selection of individual sized sockets as well, but a little pricey compared to price per socket in the sets. Their customer service is outstanding and getting a replacement is so simple and painless.

@mr.orim0782

Жыл бұрын

Thought he did....

@h8GW

Жыл бұрын

@Mr. Örim ⁶0³ Bear said it looked like Tekton only had them laser-etched, but I noticed that the page says they're also stamped when he scrolled down.

I have a 1/2" drive Tekton impact socket set and it is awesome and was less than 50 bucks

For Pittsburgh impacts you can spend a few dollars more for the “pro” version and they are CrMo and made in Taiwan

I've used Pittsburgh impacts for years with no issues but when it came time to replace the front suspension on my rusty Tahoe, I decided to get complete sets of Gear Wrench Sae and Metric. They're thicker and look better than the Pittsburg but that comes at much higher cost. I don't expect I'll ever break one which is probably a good thing since I've heard nothing but bad about GearWrenches warranty process.

I use sunex 3/8, 1/2, 3/4 for impact because they sell complete kit no skip and high quality product. I'm going with tekton for chrome 1/4.

Im starting off as a heavy duty mechanic and I bought the master 3/8 and 1/2 from Tekton. After alot of research they seemed to be the best choice. Just think about it, Snap On is very expensive but most of their tools are quality. Their tools have a life time warranty, but you have to wait for your Snap On guy to come out to warranty a item or you contact them and they'll send you your replacement. As for Tekton you are getting basically that same service for what...half the price, personally I think the Tekton warranty process easier. Only "down" side there is a truck not coming to your shop every week. But that part shouldn't be a factor if the average person is buying them(someone who doesn't work at a shop). With the bigger brands your paying a little more for that warranty and service while Tekton is just as good in that department. Im not wanting to be in debt at 18 so I did my research 😁 These videos are greatly appreciated... more Tekton videos would also be appreciated

I went with ATD Tools over the Gear wrench set. ATD Tools has 10mm-36mm (Only skips 31mm) impact sets deep and shallow for $250 for both sets. No one can beat that set.

Thanks for validating me using chrome sockets with my impact driver at the start -altho I'm sure -_-everyone-_- has used them for light-duty impacting at some time.-

Something about watching the bear in the morning makes my day feel better. Shine on bear!

Buying the sunex!¡! Thanku!!¡

I got the cheaper deep 1/2 impact sets from HF. SAE is no skip from 7/16 to 1-1/4. The metric set has a 10mm, then skips 11, 12, 16, 20, 23, 25. Etc, but it gives me some of the common axle nut sizes including 27, 30, and 32. I don't like how the smaller sizes (below 9/16 & 14 mm) just taper at the end, I would prefer the full length step like the Tekton or the more expensive HF version. I Found a lug nut situation (in Colorado, not the Himalayas) where I needed a 20mm so I bought a Tekton. It looks nearly identical, same height, wall thickness, etc, but the finish is quite a bit better than the HF. The Tekton Deep sockets have both laser etching and rolled stamp markings.

Pretty hard to beat Wright or Proto. The old SK, and Armstrong were always great also.

5:43, Gene Olson invented the 'Flank Drive Wrenching System' back in 1965. Gene Olson will retire this year after working for Snap-on for over 66 years. Snap-on got two patents for a 'Flank Drive Wrenching System' in 1965 and Snap-on invented 'Flank Drive Plus Wrenching System', back in 1990. The rest is history so it doesn't matter what you believe! Thank you Gene Olson and thank you Snap-on. There is nothing like 'Flank Drive' sockets and especially, there is nothing like Snap-on 'Flank Dive' 6-Point Combination Wrenches, and Snap-on 'Flank Drive' 6-Point Flare Nut Wrenches.

He has same tools as me however one of my tools worth 4 his .I began thinking there a good buy. I've used these tools and had no problems. They have everything even a charge tower

My tacklife set is great.

Universal or flexible impacts, please. Great episode. Bought some tekton from Amazon, they just feel good, if you know what I mean

I got a good deal on the capri tools.. quality nice pack out box

As far as impact sockets, I owned and used the top brands and the brands from overseas. Prices varied widely. Even so I used both at home and at work and found all hold up well as long as you use properly. This only applies to impact sockets though.

@jameshill4900

Жыл бұрын

I never shattered an impact. Use all types up to 3/4 drive. The only reason I have heard Cr-v isn't as good is they are hard on the tool itself. Cr-mo do seem to get beat up more imo.

Excellent content, here. Great work and PSA on tools.

I'm going to go with the Harbor Freight always

Cr-Mo is for race car chassis, Cr-V is for tools! I've had my Pittsburgh 37 pc 3/8-1/2" set of Vanadium impact sockets for years and never broken one. For $35 (right now-today!) it's hard to beat.

I just picked up the 44 piece 3/8 Husky impact socket set at the Depot for $39 it’s originally like $89 lifetime warranty. No receipt no questions asked.

@theiceman979

2 жыл бұрын

Also a alternative is the gearwrench 44 piece at tractor supply $59.99 if you have a TSC nearby

@Mannyfresh_

2 жыл бұрын

@@theiceman979 Thanks i'm going to look into that set!

wright tools are the bomb

highly highly highly highly informative video thanks for doing what you do bear 🐻

I got my first set from the Allden's. Catalog. 100 yeas ago. 20 mm is same as 5/8" I got used to old Sears return policy. Harbor freight is the same that and reasonable prices.

@EfficientRVer

2 жыл бұрын

5/8 is actually 20.32mm, so neither the best nor worst substitution you can do

Wright Tools USA is a great value. Well made sockets.

Thanks for the Bear facts!! DeBear.

As a mobile forklift mechanic I have husky impact sockets and haven’t had a single issue for 4 years.

Great informative video as always Jeff @TheDenOfTools

There is an extremely negligible difference between chromoly and chrome vanadium, but if you use the best heat treating process possible Chrome vanadium is slightly better, that is just the cold hard fact here. It can retain a higher hardness at the same ductility level and shock resistance it's just simply a little better. The problem is it's usually a little brittle because people are too lazy to make Bainite. With that said I think I could make an indestructible chromoly socket, I've been pretty thoroughly impressed with a 4140 tomahawk I made 9 years ago. My brother has been splitting wood with it all this time and it hasn't broke, but more impressively I kept the heat treat pretty aggressive so it holds an edge pretty well. Also you don't have to have molybdenum or vanadium, I'm made a 1060 one is just as old and has been beaten up just as much, it's harder and has sustained a few very small chips in the blade, but with that said it is a harder thinner more aggressive edge with very reasonable normal ax damage. I think Chrome vanadium is the correct metal to use but I could make an awesome socket out of just about anything with over 0.4% carbon to be honest. L6 S7 or L2 tool steel would probably make the best socket imaginable but would be complete Overkill.

i use my Tekton crome 1/2" drive sockets as impacts. i also put a 4' conduit on the end of the breaker bar when the impact won't remove the bolt. it seems i hate tools and want to hurt them. i work in a steam plant and steam will do evil things to bolts and nuts when it leaks by. i count on the warranty but haven't broken anything yet in 4 years.

Very informative video. Just found this channel after looking at a plethora of impact socket sets. Red DaBear🐻has got it going on!

That comment you made about the 20mm socket was kinda funny to me, because on numerous occasions where I go to take off wheels from a car (usually it's a Ford) and the lugs are so swollen my 19.5/18.5 flip socket just gets stuck. I still do not have a 20mm, and that's the only odd ball size I have needed numerous times

I just listed a new Craftsman 48pc set on eBay, I personally have proto 3/8s and a deep Capri set and building a 1/2" set with mostly Armstrong.. you can build a very nice tool collection of you are willing to buy and sell and collect along the way

I just had this set delivered yesterday, Husky 3/8 in. Drive SAE/MM Impact Set (44-Piece) for $39.97, it looks fantastic, with the exception of the sizing being stamped/rolled. That aside, the value can't be beat. I've been watching the big Neiko 65 piece 1/2" Drive set for about 3 months, waiting/hoping to see a discount,(more than 5%) but that's not going to happen at this point, unfortunately...

@daviddolezal1921

2 жыл бұрын

Same set orderded

@gulzeb

2 жыл бұрын

I just bought the same 3 days ago

@ronwilliams329

2 жыл бұрын

I have some old Craftsman tools that I will some day pass on.....they have plenty of sentimental and useful value and were well taken care of over the years. Having said that, my newest tools are mostly (90%) Husky, enough to fill out an entire 46" tool cabinet of the same brand. I have no issues with Husky hand tools at all not to mention the ease of replacement just 11 minutes drive away. Could I get much better quality? Sure, and pay a ton extra, but for my daily driver tools they suit my needs perfectly. I'm sure the same can be said of Icon and Tekton.

@thomasmckelvey8961

2 жыл бұрын

@@ronwilliams329 I hear you there, I picked up the Husky 30pc Ratcheting Wrench Set a couple weeks ago, no complaints. I also got the Husky 10 drawer Mobile Workbench on the BF deal, I'm more than pleased with it. Aside from that, I'm just getting into the cordless revolution, it's a shame this tech wasn't around 40 years ago... Got my feet wet with the FLEX Hammer Drill w/Turbo, love it! They blew a huge opportunity not coming down with some deals. I was waiting on something with the Grinder & Impact Wrench, but it never came, then Makita dropped the 5" X-Lock Grinder deal and I jumped on it. Money well spent, Ryobi rounds out the remainder of my DIY cordless power tool acquisitions.

Found a killer deal at my local Lowe's last night. They had the Craftsman 48 piece, 1/2" drive impact socket set clearanced at 50% off - $97.50

@AFatherToTheFatherless

2 жыл бұрын

That doesn't sound like a deal lol

@tomgreen1721

2 жыл бұрын

Craftsman Gunmetal chrome set are indeed nice

@rcud1

2 жыл бұрын

Thats actually a good deal. Only bad thing is I don't think they include any extensions or a universal.

@AFatherToTheFatherless

2 жыл бұрын

@@rcud1 nah...I bought a Craftsman 220 piece set for about that price and that was full price. He got ripped

@rcud1

2 жыл бұрын

@@AFatherToTheFatherless Impact sockets cost more than chromes.

Just bought a Tekton set,they are roll stamped and laser etched.

I don’t use them often, but I love the duralast impact sockets