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That fits beautifully. Thanks!

Wow, SK has more of a range, don't they... I just came across a 26mm 6pt deep socket with 3/8" drive.

That's exactly what's driving me to do it too - it's bugging me that I don't have the same sizes for the deep sockets as I have for the shallow sockets.

Thanks again. This is great info.

That does help - thanks! I have plenty of Armstrong stuff. It never occurred to me to fill the gaps with their tools. Thanks for the part numbers.

Sorry if I'm mistaken, but aren't those all shallow sockets? I'm asking about the deep sockets.

Thanks. I'll keep my eyes peeled for one then. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't going on a wild goose chase. Can you tell me the number printed on it? That may make it easier for me to search for one.

Did Craftsman make anything smaller than 9mm on the 3/8-drive 6-point G-series deep sockets? The newer Craftsman has an 8mm - it's the CMMT99143. Not sure when they started making that size though. On the flip side, did they make anything bigger than the 19mm for that set?

Ah, I see what you mean. Yeah, I tried pushing that in pretty hard with a tool and it didn't budge at all. Very hard to move, if it's even supposed to move. It's metal, by the way - I don't know if it's connected to the plastic bushing. But I appreciate the idea. Sorry to have hijacked this...

Thank you for the patent document. I skimmed over it, looking for mention of the bushing. They're referring to the round black disc at the top of the ratchet as the bushing, but I'm curious what you're referring to as the bushing slots.

Hi all. I'm trying to figure out if the Stanley Workmaster 68-750 ratcheting screwdriver shown in this thread comes apart for maintenance. The nubs on my black plastic switch have worn down so they don't click into place and the switch slides around a bit too easily. I have a metal switch...