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I have the same set. You could almost call them brass hammers as soft as they are, but they have served me well. They are cheap too. Other that those I have Vaughn, Craftsman, and Estwing hammers. They are way better than HF, and if you were going to spend more than a couple of dollars for a few...

OK, good but do you see how no one said anything to him? Yet I got people saying I broken a socket in a vise. Just odd I thought.

1-5/16, 1-1/2, 1-3/4, 1-7/8 are common I believe.

Yeah, check the second and third pages of general tool discussions.

Exactly. Thank you.

Sorry Hiball it's a recent one. Should be the second of third page.

Redwrench, pretty much everyone of your posts has been spot on as to what I have been thinking and expecting from the members here. I was expecting the dawn that socks, thanks for letting me know, tell me more..... But that wasn't quite what I got.

That instance was in craftsman swivel sockets. You posted there and didn't seem to have a problem with that guy scraping off the Craftsman name and sending it to matco for a new one.

This is the childish attitude I was referring to. Does anyone work at and salvage or auto repair place and not break tools? You clearly don't understand the term liberal because every company warranties my tools as I have stated many times.

OK since I didn't address the questions, yes I sent the sides that were broken off to Sk as well so they had the whole socket. Also I have read many posts on this forum including a guy who said he would file the Craftsman name off of his impact wobble sockets so that he could get them warrantied...

It seems like so many people on this forum have an attitude for whatever reason. The whole point to any of my posts was this: I was surprised that a tool company would not warranty a tool. I haven't had that experience before, and I didn't know if anyone else had, so I let everyone know. I was...

Where are the impact marks? I sent you clear pictures! I was trying to inform people of the direction Sk was going. Also, the universal broke in two places, and I haven,'t broken one before either which is why I thought it would be warrantied. I pitched the other sockets because I bought...

Your right Stephen I won't worry about it too much, it isn't that big of a deal.

Yeah it is old. I guess if a tool is old and it breaks then it can't be warrantied with SK. Hence why I said they had a poor warranty.

Or I will just sell it to this forums members that seem to love buying broken tools. I find it funny that so many people posted all of that **** about how abusive I was, but once I posted pictures they haven't said a word.

Here's the pictures. I did it with a breaker bar, there are no signs of impact so Sk didn't think that. The dings along the outside are the only things I can think of. As some people are having trouble seeing by the pictures, it broke and did not wear out.

Here's the 1/2 universal, the others were nothing special and just had cracks. I found some Sk new replacements for 40 percent off, so I threw them away.

It may not be the tool company's responsibility, but every other company except for Sk does it. It's called customer service, and standing behind your product.

Some other company!? Ideal bought the name and kept it, so they should warranty the name they wanted to keep. Stanley continued to warranty Mac when they bought them. And once again I get replies from people buying broken tools. Maybe if you paid for tools the normal way then you would...

Wow, there's a lot of people on here saying they never break tools, and the only reason I have broken tools is because I search ebay for them. Who comes up with that and why would you buy a broken tool? The reason I posted this was to make people aware of SK's poor warranty. I call it poor...