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If someone had zero sockets starting out and asked me what they should get, I'd probably recommend they buy semi deeps then go from there. They either weren't a thing or I didn't know about them when I started.

I don't own semi deeps but if it's a nut I'm grabbing the deep and if it's a bolt I'm grabbing the standard. Generally speaking. I couldn't get along with just standards.

Be like SO. Add grip teeth and call it a whole new product.

You're welcome.

I mean kidnapping someone is kind of a matter of survival. Especially if they're scrappy.

I use a sawzall.

Damn I don't have any of that in my pickup. I do have jumper cables and a spare fuel filter. And some kitkat wrappers.

I get it it's just pretty cheesy looking for hand tools. It's not a huge deal to keep discussing I was just making an off hand comment about it.

That's kind of my point. No packaging would be better. The blister pack makes it like a cowboy and indians play set at dollar tree. Most hand tools are just hanging on a peg plain.

I like my jumper cables but they're useless when you don't have another operational vehicle handy. I have 2 boost packs for my semi truck and at least 3 hanging around for cars.

The blister pack isn't doing their image any favors. If they had an image in the first place.

I can't speak to those tools but I have enough Ryobi that I keep in my semi truck that it makes me consider adding their impact as well. My stuff currently consists of a drill, bolt cutters, and an angle grinder.

Snap on has margins. They're not trying to make simple small cheap things at high volume. That's what 6 year olds in China are for.

Let's not forget hex wrenches have become basically a filler piece count tool in mega sets. To the point they'll give you 2 sets of SAE and 2 sets of Metric and count each hex wrench to get that number as high as possible. They're not exactly a revered tool to the average person.

It's the same as a cutting disk for an angle grinder, just smaller and thinner. It'll wear away to nothing.

When all that's left is the bore, time to replace. 😃

Lol the bolts were seized in the sleeves so it was a by any means necessary type dealio.

Yeah it ended up being a job for the fire wrench.

I tried using my Dremel on shock eyelets and it didn't do much of anything. The little cutoff disk snapped before it made much more than a little nick in the metal.🤷

A two axle will be a lot easier to tow. It'll be more stable.