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Not just automotive uses for sockets... I use short,stubby cut down allen's, small sockets, stubby ratchet every day doing machine adjustments where otherwise I have would have to move or remove stuff to get to what I need to move. Saves a bit of time if you're changing constantly for small...

Purchased both metric and sae sets all seem to be quite decent except the smallest sae 1/4" and 9/32

Fastcap procarpenter true 32. Amazon has them. Don't know how to add link.

Woodriver by woodcraft sold the same unit with their branding I believe, I have one that appears identical. Might check see if replacement parts still available on their website. Possibly epartsdirect.com ?

In. great offer

The 55 degree offset set is decent, (non-ratcheting) 6-22 mm lives being the seat in the work truck. Handy but cheap enough I won't be too upset if it walks...

Yup. USAG makes it.

Couple new tools Xuron pliers ,tone flex stubby ratchets, proto j5257f Pliers perfect for little wire retaining springs when taking apart tone ratchets to oil...

middle one is a new ktc semi deep 21mm 3/8. Bottom pic ktc, icon 7/8, he 19mm. Longer than gearwrench by 1/8" 1/4" longer than the sae icon. Chrome is satin around the base.

Dad's or the neighbors

Few tools for the "go" bag... Can you help me do xyz... Williams s53 and b53 couple dewalt roundheads cause price was right 😁 gearwrench 1/4" mids, olsa 1/4" shallows orbis angled pliers...

Oil

Got both1/2 and 3/8 both needed lube. Once lubed are great.

Where I work at a cabinet shop my dept. Got a 69 yr old to train as a molder operator, non cnc manual setup. As his lead and trainer for said 5 head molder I'm delighted. He can do setup and teardowns without me standing over him. Lots of young just out of school guys do fine with the cnc...

Thanks. Knew someone on here would know. 👍

Co-worker picked these up at an estate sale; curious as to what these were used for.

Thanks guys, nice to know a bit about it.

Thx. Never seen any like that before.