3/4 drive
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Is there a tool company out there that makes a hex ( Allen ) swivel / flex 3/8 drive set , if so let me know.
Thanks.......Sarge
Thanks.......Sarge
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Hex swivel sockets
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bob15
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You could make your own if you have the need for it.
WhiffySpark
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Snap on.
Genius I think?
Genius I think?
dutchgray
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Koken also do some impact ones
13430m
5,6,8,10,17 mm
3/8" drive
13430m
5,6,8,10,17 mm
3/8" drive
Bigblue&Goldie
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I think VIM makes a set as well.
gdocktor3
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I was actually looking at this a few weeks ago. Grey Pneumatic seems to have really complete sets at really affordable prices. I've never used GP, but they get a lot of good reviews on here. http://www.toolbarn.com/grey-pneuma...ICPGLz_pcrid_90615681254_pkw_PLA_pmt_b_pdv_c_
bcradio
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Wow, didn't even know these existed. I don't need any, but they are pretty cool.
Trey T
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OP: is it on passenger cars that you working on? If so, which cars?
Wow, didn't even know these existed. I don't need any, but they are pretty cool.
Need? Huh?
LOL
shockwave
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Might look into ball hex vs universal but vim makes nice 1/4 3/8 sunex makes some but be careful because hex,torx and triple square are easily rounded by universals
This is why I prefer straight bits
This is why I prefer straight bits
johndeereman
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Another vote for sunex i have both mm,sae in 3/8th impact they get used regularly and have held up for over the year.
superautobacs
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This was for VW but I got passed it without but next time will be easier with sutch a socket.
How did yo get passed it then? What did you use?
An alternative is to use a Ko-ken Zeal 1/4 drive universal joint with their Zeal hex bit socket. Both peices are dimensioned with compactness in mind. When putting the two peices together, it won't be that much of a difference in overal. length. I'm not a fan of using full-articulating universal/swivel sockets compared to the low-angle universal/swivel joints from Ko-ken's Zeal lineup, or even Nepros' "ground-cross" universal. They are so much more user-friendly.