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four.cycle

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Outlaw - thanks! I haven't used that one yet... still fairly new at the Ebay thing.
As I recall, that 57/64" was part of a deep-well set, right?
 
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Jim C.

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ha! somebody actually bid on them! :lol:

I have all three of those Craftsman sockets (some in duplicate). They're handy to have. Again, it just depends on what you work on. I remember when I started restoring and using old machinery, and came across a 25/32" nut. I didn't have a socket or a wrench in that size so I made do with a 20mm wrench. After that, I scrounged around and started buying tools sized on 32nd increments. I do occasionally use them (25/32" mostly and 19/32" now and then). If you tinker with enough old USA made cars, machines, etc., you're eventually going to run into larger 32nd sized fasteners......so "ha" yourself.

Jim C.
 

Ign

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11/32 is standard for #8 machine screw nuts. It isn't in most sets of wrenches, nor in most socket sets, except they show up (along with other oddball sizes, like 8-point sockets) in cheap oriental socket sets. I've become used to having to buy 11/32 wrenches and sockets to fill out my "complete" sets!

This. My (now old circa 2006) SK reversible ratcheting wrench set came with 11/32" as part of the set.

As mentioned, if you do any electrical work/ground screws/running strain reliefs and cords, you'll want 11/32.
 
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