Klein Tools 9-in-1 Impact Flip Socket Set - 32934

Klein Tools 9-in-1 Impact Flip Socket set 32934: amzn.to/4aOMaYB
Klein Tools 7-in-1 Impact Flip Socket set SAE: amzn.to/4e9y9Yp
Klein Tools 6-in-1 Impact Flip Socket set Metric: amzn.to/4aO4DVr
Klein Tools 2-in-1 Metric: amzn.to/3KwxJOe
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[@calebbyler4360]

Waiting on the metric equivalent

[@jamescole6846]

What I came down to say. need both.

[@calebbyler4360]

I love having the extra 5/8 three-quarter socket

[@csimet]

I'm glad I held off on getting a set until the 9-in-1 came out... more full/complete and, when combined with the 14-in-1 adjustable screwdriver, makes a great all-in-one that also doubles as an impact rated sword! 😝

[@projectpinehills]

Ha, good deal. Thanks for watching! 👍

[@HappyHappyBABA]

Thank you for the great review. Any chance we can get your opinion (or possibly a future video) of this vs Klein’s new 9-in-1 Pass-Through Multi Nut Driver?

[@projectpinehills]

I think the Klein multi nut driver is a great tool. I don’t currently have a need for it but I will take a look at it. Thanks for watching!

[@aguycalledlucas]

We need the 9-in-1 in both SAE and METRIC.

[@projectpinehills]

Yeah that would be a welcome addition. Thanks for watching!

[@justinlepp9613]

100% agree for us in the u.k

[@khangngo753]

Are you sponsored by Klein or other manufacturers of products you review on this channel? It seems your reviews are mostly positive

[@projectpinehills]

Not sponsored by Klein. I do have a negative review of the original Klein 14-in-1, they have fixed it. Thanks for watching!

[@3vil3lvis]

These are nice, but I wish they made impact nano flip sockets in 3/8 and 1/2 drive metrich style.

[@projectpinehills]

Thanks for the feedback and Thanks for watching!

[@3vil3lvis]

@@projectpinehills The difference between the 7 and the 9 piece set is 1 flip socket and $10, when you already have the 7 its a hard sell for an extra socket.

[@saedo9723]

can the sockets be only used with those shanks?

[@projectpinehills]

Yes, that’s correct. Thanks for watching!

[@rudyesquivel5877]

I like the small bag. Looks nice. What brand is it?

[@projectpinehills]

I have a video on that tool pouch. Check it out. Thanks for watching!

[@bastantena]

Klein sells shanks by themselves but not the sockets. If you lose one you’ll have to buy a whole set.

[@wim0104]

I have like 4 of the 1/4"&5/16 because I bought the short shanks with the sockets

[@projectpinehills]

Good to know, thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!

[@alexgaspar9562]

Does klein sale the shank by them selfs?

[@projectpinehills]

I don’t think they do currently. Thanks for watching!

[@jesusquiroz1]

@@projectpinehillsKlein does sell them by themselves. Klein 32944 is a 4-pack of replacements shafts: 2”, 3-1/2”, 5” and 6-1/2” in length.

[@sageata_verde]

dont understand imperial...i mean why? it doesent make any sense!

[@3vil3lvis]

Every time you reach for a ratchet it's 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4 or 1" drive... there is no escaping the Imperial Standard even when you are using metric sockets.

[@sageata_verde]

@@3vil3lvis they are numbered much more logical, like with actual numbers, not weiord af fracvtions

[@philchristmas4071]

Maybe this will help you, always turn your common denominator into a 16 and multiple your first number. Example 1/4= 4/16, 5/16 then 3/8= 6/16, 7/16 then 1/2= 8/16, 9/16 then 5/8= 10/16, 11/16 then 3/4= 12/16, 13/16 then 7/8= 14/16, 15/16 and so on. That's puts everything back to 1,2,3,4,5,6... when I look at a 11/32 I actually see 5.5/16 in my head. Hopefully that will help you.

[@mcluvin28x]

Just a bit too long/heavy imo

[@projectpinehills]

Thanks for the feedback, it does add some heft. Thanks for watching! 👍

[@JC_1095]

They sell different lengths for the shanks. I like these to keep them stored neatly together, then when I need a size i slide it out and pop the socket into a 2” or 4” shank for use