None of the above.
These are the private-label version of MAC RBRT hex sockets. Available on Zoro for a very reasonable cost.
These are the private-label version of MAC RBRT hex sockets. Available on Zoro for a very reasonable cost.
Yeah, no. That set collects dust in my toolbox. I have yet to get a hex fastener out without mangling it. The rusted rounded ones I have tried them on rounded out completely. I'll stick with my snapon onesNone of the above.
These are the private-label version of MAC RBRT hex sockets. Available on Zoro for a very reasonable cost.
Strange. They have worked perfectly for me on all of the slightly rounded ones.Yeah, no. That set collects dust in my toolbox. I have yet to get a hex fastener out without mangling it. The rusted rounded ones I have tried them on rounded out completely. I'll stick with my snapon ones
Stahlwille are the RR of bit sockets, Hazet are good also. Maybe Snap on has improved but when I used them many years ago they were poor, they used a roll pin that broke all the time.I like Gedore and Hazet. Wera makes good ones also.
Snapon did away with those stupid roll pins eons agoStahlwille are the RR of bit sockets, Hazet are good also. Maybe Snap on has improved but when I used them many years ago they were poor, they used a roll pin that broke all the time.
These stubby 1/2 drive Hazets are one of my favorites. the rad socket rail is not correct it is holding Hazet E torx.
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Since I think he's needing a hex bit socket, that'd be the wrong directionTry a 7/32 socket
That's how long ago I had them. LOL I paid good money for them at the time.