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Anyone have SocketLockIt as seen on TV??

SteveL

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Just saw a commercial on Speed TV for the Socket-Lock-It and went to the web site to check them out. http://www.socketlockit.com No prices on the web site but the commercial said two for $29. Pretty cool design but would cost a fortune to have one for all the sockets in my drawers. Anone have or seen these?

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ImportTuner

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Looks pretty good and for $29.95 for two, it's not going to break the bank; not sure I want plastic though ...
 

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It's all fun and games until you twist one of them little socket pegs right off....
LOL... I didn't think about that until you mentioned it but that does look like a concern. I don't care for socket strips personally. I'll stick with my Hansens.
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Ck ed the site out and watched their little movie. For what you are getting, lockable/mobile/magnetic socket retaining strip , price was in the ball park at $30. Looks like a good idea for that small box or when some of your sockets have to go traveling with you.....H
 

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Looks like the same Product Snap-On,MAC,Matco,Craftsman sell.
I still like the Hanson trays the best..


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To all whom have commented:
No store has these on their shelf as we are new to the market that is why we are advertising on the Speed channel. As to the durability there isn't a problem unless excess force is used to remove a socket & it's obvious there is a stop when turning (we do have a warranty). The ones some of you have seen in stores are @ $20.00 each & you turn to lock on & turn to remove were as ours are push on & turn to remove & we have several storage options. Any questions feel free to contact me.
Bo Skidmore
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I like the magnetic backing. Much less wasteful of space than the Hansens, too.

Now, if they didn't have a handle on one end, a hanger on the other and pre-marked sizes, I might be interested.
 

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I like the magnetic backing. Much less wasteful of space than the Hansens, too.

Now, if they didn't have a handle on one end, a hanger on the other and pre-marked sizes, I might be interested.

Craftsman Socket-Loc'R: $6.99

Roll of magnetic tape from McMaster: $0.30 per ft

Edited to add: Not the same product as the one in discussion, but they do provide a similarly all orientation hold on the sockets, without having the handle etc.
 
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To all whom have commented:
No store has these on their shelf as we are new to the market that is why we are advertising on the Speed channel. As to the durability there isn't a problem unless excess force is used to remove a socket & it's obvious there is a stop when turning (we do have a warranty). The ones some of you have seen in stores are @ $20.00 each & you turn to lock on & turn to remove were as ours are push on & turn to remove & we have several storage options. Any questions feel free to contact me.
Bo Skidmore
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If you care to send me a complementary set for testing, I will be happy to test them and post a honest assessment of the quality, function, and usefulness on this site. How can you beat an offer like that? PM me for my shippng address. Junkman
 

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Craftsman Socket-Loc'R: $6.99

Roll of magnetic tape from McMaster: $0.30 per ft

Another gizmo for Drawer No. 3: Priceless



...hang on, I feel a song coming on.

LOCK ON (clap clap)
LOCK OFF (clap clap)
LOCK ON LOCK OFF....
THE SOCKETLOCKIT(tm).
 

Jononon

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Craftsman Socket Loc'R have a lever that locks & unlocks the socket.

I edited, lest anyone think I'm suggesting your product is identical. It also looks a great idea, but I, too, favour a smaller rack*. Do you/will you offer the same clips on a more traditionally shaped socket rail ?

*in some circumstances :evil:
 

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Craftsman Socket-Loc'R: $6.99

Roll of magnetic tape from McMaster: $0.30 per ft

Edited to add: Not the same product as the one in discussion, but they do provide a similarly all orientation hold on the sockets, without having the handle etc.

I suppose I could remove the size markings with some acetone and a rag.

I currently use the metal clip rails, which are admittedly a PITA. They don't stay still unless I rivet them to the box/drawer, but they are compact! :pimpflash
 
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