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Milwaukee four flat bit socket
- Thread starter bryant 24
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ChevyEFI
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Fewer buyers will want 1/4" square drive over hex driven / power tool driven bits.
Milwa does offer a 1" hex bit set up to 1/4".
These will get changed or disco.
PB Swiss V6-210 are better looking.
Milwa does offer a 1" hex bit set up to 1/4".
These will get changed or disco.
PB Swiss V6-210 are better looking.
This is 3/8 drive 4-14mm HEX,just curious about the four flat side,and can't think of where i will use a wrench for the hex socket...Fewer buyers will want 1/4" square drive over hex driven / power tool driven bits.
Milwa does offer a 1" hex bit set up to 1/4".
These will get changed or disco.
PB Swiss V6-210 are better looking.
They look fine to me. I'm sure the quality is good, especially if the shorter length is needed.This is 3/8 drive 4-14mm HEX,just curious about the four flat side,and can't think of where i will use a wrench for the hex socket...
At least with the standard sockets, Milwaukee advertises the 4 sides as a feature to prevent sockets from rolling away (as well as "wrench ready").
What's their cost?
On their web ,it shows coming soon,however,when you click"where to buy,it leads to Zoro(101usd) and grainger(136usd)....They look fine to me. I'm sure the quality is good, especially if the shorter length is needed.
At least with the standard sockets, Milwaukee advertises the 4 sides as a feature to prevent sockets from rolling away (as well as "wrench ready").
What's their cost?
With this price,i could buy a master set of gearwrench 80742...