Ratings & Reviews for CRAFTSMAN Metric 1/2-in Drive 14mm 6-point Impact Socket Individual
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What Customers Are Saying
The product is consistently praised for its high quality, durability, and effectiveness in completing various tasks such as changing tires, removing stubborn nuts and bolts, and other automotive repairs. Customers describe the product as "tough as nails," "well-made," and "exactly what was needed." The lifetime warranty and brand reputation are also noted as added benefits. While a few minor criticisms exist regarding the product's bulkiness and accessibility, the overall feedback is overwhelmingly positive.
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Would RecommendTypical craftsman quality, the size markings are easy to see
From Metric 1_SLASH_2-in Drive 18mm 6-point Impact Socket Individual Verified Purchaser
Couldn't break it if I tried
Would RecommendNeeded this for a specific repair. It's very sturdy and worked as designed
From Metric 1_SLASH_2-in Drive 19mm 6-point Impact Socket Individual Verified Purchaser
Impact socket
Would RecommendThis socket worked great! Since it is impact-rated, I was able to remove the bolts from my exhaust assembly without any broken bolts or knuckles
From Metric 1_SLASH_2-in Drive 15mm 6-point Impact Socket Individual Verified PurchaserIncentivized
Good quality socket
Would RecommendLooks like a well made socket. Needed was missing this socket.
From Metric 1_SLASH_2-in Drive 23mm 6-point Impact Socket Individual Verified Purchaser
Great Impact Socket
Would RecommendWas having problems removing GMC lugnuts with my 7/8” 12 point socket without rounding off the corners. Checked dimensions of the 22mm metric socket and saw that it is .011” smaller than the 7/8” socket. The 22mm 6 point is a perfect fit to torque the lugnuts to 135 ft lbs without rounding them off. Love the lifetime Craftsman warranty! To remove the tag, I had to put the tag in my vise, then pull on the socket while pushing into the side hole with a screwdriver to release the tag. Came rig...