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2. DEWALT Mechanics Tools Kit and Socket Set, 142-Piece (DWMT73802)
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4. Bahco S240 Socket set S240 (24-piece), 1/2"
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6. Capri Tools CP30002 S2 Hex Wrench Bit Socket Sets, Silver
One enthusiastic reviewer writes: “ Excellent “. As Desertguy recalls: “ Top Quality, Well Made “. One enthusiastic reviewer writes: “ Flawed “.
Comes in a nice blue plastic case with indents cut out to size for each piece and the sizes marked in relief, with a foam sheet in the lid to keep the pieces from rattling. The pieces look well made with no sign of cheap material or rough workmanship. Just used the 10mm to remove the transmission and differential drain plugs in my car — both of these haven’t been disturbed in years and the differential plug was especially frozen solid. Had to brace against something and put both arms on a long torque wrench to break that open, which finally gave up with a loud pop like a gun shot. Cleaned up the bit afterwards, and there’s not the slightest sign of wear or damage. I’m very happy with it — with proper cleaning and care these will serve well for many a long
Excellent
These Capri SAE bit sockets are outstanding. They are made in Taiwan where, in my experience, quality is top notch. They come in a very sturdy carrying case just waiting until needed. My only complaint is that I doubt I will ever even see a hex head screw or bolt larger then 3/8″ or 6mm, so I wish Capri offered a single set with SAE size bit sockets from 5/64″ through 1/4″ and from 2mm through 6mm. All these bit sockets use a 1/4″ ratchet drive which would make such a combination set even more useful.
Top Quality, Well Made
(Note: I purchased these from a home improvement store, not Amazon) I’ve been using this set for a few months doing assembly of a machine for work. I have run into several issues with the design and quality of the set. -There is no 9/64″ bit. I need one to tighten #8 socket head cap screws. I have to use a regular l-shaped allen wrench for these screws. -The 1/4″ bit is 1/4″ drive. The torque spec for 5/16″-18 socket head cap screws is 250 in-lbs (21 ft-lbs). My 1/4″ drive torque wrench doesn’t go that high and I need to use the 3/8″ drive torque wrench. So, I can’t use the Capri Tools 1/4″ bit without an adapter. I ended up buying a cheap 3/8″ drive bit set from Harbor Freight to torque these screws. My coworkers have sets from other companies and their
Flawed
