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Duralast swivel sockets

rshimizu12

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Just purchased a set of Duralast 3/8 Swivel sockets. They were only $26.99 and have a lifetime guarantee. I like the sockets because they have pins instead of allen head screws. The allen head type are weaker & the screws come loose. These sockets are made by Apex tools and are identical to the Craftsman at less than half the price. I have some of the Craftsman swivel sockets and are very happy with them.

 
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Jtels85

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Just purchased a set of Duralast 3/8 Swivel sockets. They were only $26.99 and have a lifetime guarantee. I like the sockets because they have pins instead of allen head screws. The allen head type are weaker & the screws come loose. These sockets are made by Apex tools and are identical to the Craftsman at less than half the price. I have some of the Craftsman swivel sockets and are very happy with them.

Duralast has some really nice tools and they’re surprisingly affordable.
 
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qqzj

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All these duralasts are made by apex/gear wrench right? It’s surreal that we have simultaneous threads for and against it.
 

Jtels85

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All these duralasts are made by apex/gear wrench right? It’s surreal that we have simultaneous threads for and against it.
They are mostly all Apex. Most of the tools mirror Husky at Home Depot.

I just bought a 1/4" and 3/8" Duralast composite ratchets that recently came out. They scream GearWrench. 90 teeth, perfect balance, turning them bolts like a hot knife through butter!
 
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