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ecotec

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I had no idea they sold "sets" of 10MM socket variations. Now that's clever!
It, however, begs the question: Is an Impact 10MM socket really necessary?
Don't we use a Hand Impact Driver for small frozen bolts so we don't snap 'em off?
I snap an occasional bolt or carriage bolt… but I would definitely say that, overall, I break much less hardware with impact wrenches and drivers than without. They get apart hardware that would just shear with a ratchet.
 
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tamaraw

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It, however, begs the question: Is an Impact 10MM socket really necessary?
Most of the time, no, but it can be handy for speed or small parts that you can't get a grip on very easily.
Don't we use a Hand Impact Driver for small frozen bolts so we don't snap 'em off?
Not an issue for removal, less likely to break than constant pressure with a lever.
 

ecotec

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Sh!t that would be cool

Before that, you were saying you basically didnt have an empty bucket to bring all your 10mm's over to the workbench.:ROFLMAO:
Here… I found a bucket.

This is all of the 10mm from my main metric socket drawer (minus one deep 1/2” drive 10mm), my cart, and my Powr-Kraft stack… so… there are a bunch of other 10mm in factory sets and hand boxes around my garage… but it is most of them.
 

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BonzoHansen

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I don't have this 10mm issue. I am missing my 13mm snap on combination wrench, still pissed about that.
 
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