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Update… I ended up with 3 of those sockets total and sold 2 for 100 bucks each and kept one for collection. So two people thought they were worth 100 bucks 🤷‍♂️

This is the best List I have assembled of all of the USA made non etched Craftsman Sockets including rare and unicorn ones.

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Snap on Sk Matco New craftsman Gearwrench USA craftsman Crescent Harbor freight Gearwrench flex In that order as tested by the torque test channel

Redwings 2412. Steel toe electrical hazard and insulated. They have a non insulated version too. I have two pair one being 6 years old and have now become my beater boots. I use power step insoles but may switch to previously mentioned brands. I recommend leaning away from a podiatrist, I...

There’s a trucraft 21 mm crowfoot for 7.99 free shipping on eBay right now

We do have them but at the moment I believe they are mostly used in refrigeration and or hydraulics. I saw them become more popular with the increasing popularity of mini split systems which are all imported to the USA I figured he wanted a less expensive option and if he has room for a crow...

If the crow foot is set 90 degrees from the handle you don’t need to calculate anything

delete I’m dumb

This is what I was talking about. There isn’t much I can’t access with all of this. The craftsman I made by pressing a quick change adaptor into the handle. The other one is a Malco connnext. The 1/4 5/16 and 3/8 six inch bits are makita As you can see everything here about can be run by...

I love my Bosch driver I usually always have it on first speed unless I’m starting a zip or wood screw. The impact just rips threads out. I use my small impact not for smaller mechanical things that are real bolts and nuts and such. Plus the impact will annihilate bits and that’s why so...

we all carry a device that we allow to track us to the point big corporation knows more about us than we do so I’m not worried. They already know anything they want to know about me.

They did but I don’t have a USA made one

I am an hvac tech and the majority of our world is 1/4 and 5/16. So much so that these two are often sold in pairs. I find 3/8 sometimes but to me it is rare to have anything over 3/8. In my EDC bag I used two handles that accept 1/4 drive bits and I carry a 6in long bit in #2&3 Phillips...

I’m sure you need a 20 mm shallow 12 point 3/8 drive 23346 if you want a complete set I have a collection of each letter stamp V no part number pointed A V no part number V with part number VV EE G G1 G2 GK Etc.

Lol I am right with you. Once I realized what had happened to craftsman (I was apparently living under a rock) I began a mission to collect as much USA craftsman I could. Once I found out there were special oddballs it made it even more fun. I love hitting up ace hardwares for NOS craftsman.

That looks like an sk if I have ever seen one. Dollars to doughnuts sk made that socket for craftsman. Is the rubber inside ribbed? Here is my sk 13/16 1/2 in drive

I don’t always buy tools because they are needed. I just like tools and I collect them especially if it is something odd, rare, or with a story. I like to buy modified tools because they tell a story. To each his own I guess.

It is a disgrace to warranty a USA made ratchet for a Taiwan or China one. In my opinion, I never warranty USA rats I RE build or use for parts.

Lol apparently I’m in the wrong place The 20 mm shallow 3/8 drive 12 Pt socket was never made for any of their standard sets and was not available in any stores normally. However since certain retailers wanted to be able to fill out one of their socket trays they asked craftsman to make them...