Tekton VS Blue Point Socket Set. Cheaper Alternative To Quality Tools

[@childrenofisrael7394]

It's rare to find an honest man these days, with a unbiased opinion.

[@aquakey9834]

maybe u shd marry him

[@scumdog88]

@@aquakey9834 😂😂😂

[@robertcasey3528]

​@@aquakey9834 I think they got hitched😂😂

[@lazerbeam3928]

I've got a bunch of Tekton tools including the 1/4" and 3/8" drive set. The only issue I had is with with one of their metric wrench sets. There were two 11mm wrenches and no 10mm. I went on line filled out small questionnaire with a pic of the two 11mm side by side. Three days later I had a new 10mm wrench and did not have to send the extra 11mm back. This is how their warranty works for all their tools and its life time regardless if you bought if direct from them, a third party or inherited them. If you sign up for their free member account shipping is free (no minimum purchase and generally 2 day shipping) plus 10% of your purchase price is put in a "piggy bank account" that you can use towards future purchases. Darn hard to beat that.

[@midwestapprentice1904]

ive had that problem too they sent me 2 8mm sockets instead of a 10mm in a set

[@elulysero8863]

I have a 1/4 socket set from tekton. And the sockets very wobbly on the rachet. Do you have the same issue ?

[@lazerbeam3928]

@@elulysero8863 Never had any problems with their sockets or ratchets. Since my original post, I've purchase their 1/2" socket set and as with their other socket sets, no problems.

[@elulysero8863]

@@lazerbeam3928 my 1/4 inch sockets have so much play when on the rachet.

[@Iambetterthanyouanduknowit]

Mac tools in Canada has the same warranty as tekton

[@memphismemphis462]

Tekton is making alot of tools in the USA and they are fixing to release wrenches made in the USA

[@looseballs1966]

Nice to know, I've always been a Snap on, Mac, Matco guy but the darn prices anymore on that stuff just eats a guy alive, especially if your not using them to make a living with (I'm retired now ), but yep Tekton is one I'm looking hard at they seem to be making some really good stuff.

[@scarling9367]

They are currently laser cutting crows feet tools in MI.

[@spoon8411]

They're located in Grand Rapids btw.

[@russwilcox42]

I use Tekton tools everyday as a tractor diesel mechanic / heavy equipment mechanic. I can't say how much i enjoy them and how well they work. Never had a break, and i get to laugh when everyone goes and pays their tool truck daddy.

[@robcrossan6274]

Ive used the blue point set professionally for a few years now. Only ever broke the deep 8 mm, easily replaced. I purchased the tekton set for at home, not convinced i need blue point stuff for the stuff i do on weekends. Glad to see so many people have a good opinion of tekton. Maybe they are the new middle ground, what Craftsman used to be.

[@stauguastine]

I have been turning wrenches for 35+ years, Craftsman does not hold even a candlestick to Tekton, seriously. Tekton is legit pro-grade tools. I would also take their ratchets over Snap-On any day, they are really great ratchets.

[@joshuaburkey5841]

Yeah craftsman is garbage anymore.

[@grimassgrimey5194]

Junk

[@lucky13demo]

I am a millwright at a steel mill and use that kit daily love Tekton tools

[@NunYa953]

As long as Tekton continues to make quality tools at a fair price, I will never buy anything else. I'm not just a believer, I'm a huge fan. Great tools, great prices, and their customer service blows Snap On out of the water.

[@ChickenPermissionOG]

the ratchets slip a lot from tekton.

[@norge696]

@@ChickenPermissionOG I never had that issue and I use their ratchets all the time.

[@ChickenPermissionOG]

@@norge696 probable have a bad one the ratcheting screw driver slips a lot for me.

[@norge696]

@@ChickenPermissionOG Which ratcheting screwdriver are we talking about. Got a part# for said tool?

[@sasquatchrosefarts]

​@@ChickenPermissionOGyou didn't open it and clean it and lube it? Anything can slip when it gets dirty?

[@eliteexposure5594]

This is why I love this channel. Its mainly snap on but you guys are so diverse in your tool brands and are willing to show everything.

[@Rob_Basich]

I've been using the Tekton 1/4 and 3/8 sets for about 2 years now, and I love them. I'm not overly brand loyal, I'll buy anything I feel is a quality tool and a value. These sets knock it out of the park.

[@earlburns4878]

Clay, you don’t have to mail in the warranty. You take a picture and file a claim online. Also I have the same 1/4 set and almost all of my impacts are Tekton.

[@Chevyblazer88]

That’s a really good point he missed. plus the 10% back it buy from them online

[@schnauzerdaddy]

Wright does the same thing. I called them about a quarter inch ratchet and all they wanted to know it was the part number and my address. The ratchet came a few days later and was nicer than the one I had that broke.

[@rookiexreviews]

what you think about their impacts mixed reviews for tekton and gear wrench hear alot say sunex lot nicer

[@clinte14]

@@rookiexreviews I used Tekton 1/2" metric shallow impacts for 2+ years, absolutely no issues with daily shop use, they haven't worn out much nor have any broken. I like Sunex, and to a lesser degree Gearwrench...but with Tekton it's the WARRANTY. Snap a picture on your phone email it and they send you a new one no questions asked. Gearwrench DEFINITELY won't do that

[@jordanrussell345]

@@rookiexreviews Tekton for Chrome, Sunex for impact.

[@virus56777]

I’ve had the. 1/2” tekton. Set. For a year and half. Now. I love it.

[@yarbrouc1]

I have the 1/2” drive set also. It has a very large range of sizes.

[@derekquinones8614]

@@yarbrouc1 no skips can’t beat it

[@JH-qi7fz]

I use plenty of Tekton tools, and love their ratchets and sockets. Great product for the money.

[@articbaer116]

Thanks Clay for taking the time to compare and contrast. As a shade tree mechanic I don’t need to spend 3x for a good quality set of tools as you said. Keep the great vids coming. Looking forward to the next one.

[@davelewis2870]

I picked up that Tekton set about 3 months ago, to replace a set of craftsman that I bought probably more than 20 yrs ago, had some missing, broken, worn out. Excellent set, great fit on fasteners and doesn't skip any sizes. Could never justify the price of the truck brands. Warranty on the case doesn't matter, took them all out and put on rails, put the old ones in the case and took them home

[@markfrazier7046]

I appreciate your candid comments about both tool sets.

[@josephriddle2772]

Yep, tekton Clay, i have the complete 1/2" 84 piece tekton seti bought a few years ago and have not had a single probablem

[@sidsnyder7023]

I know it’s not this particular tool... but the blue point 87 piece torx but set is worth it’s damn weight in gold.

[@robertdrawdy3749]

Im a heavy equipment mechanic and i own a motorcycle repair shop I owned almost all MAC and snap-on i bought a 3/8 socket set 6 years ago.... Ive sold almost all of my basic hand tools from them and bought all tekton and i still made profit off of the old MAC and snap-on i owned i and am a huge fan of them sadly they dont make 1in stuff. So i have to buy more expensive sockets for my 1in gun. Love your channel

[@boosted2.4_sky]

I have that. Same Blue Point ratchet in 3/8. I like it.

[@vlogoween1013]

I have that Tekton kit, added the 1/4” drive 15mm shallow and deep sockets along with the 1/4” roto head AND stubby ratchets the additional pieces fit in the extra space in the case Tips - the HF Pittsburgh roto head is the same as the Tekton roto head for half the cost Buy the stubby 1/4 and 3/8 as the ratchet set from Tekton for $32

[@numbers7889]

Heard a lot of good stuff about tekton so I ordered a 1/4 and 3/8 socket set to use at work. Currently using my sae and metric Stanley socket set but I’d like to keep that set in my car for emergency use. What I hear is good about tekton is they don’t skip sizes which I’m a huge fan of bc it’s always good to know you can get a job done

[@Techprep23]

Tekton makes great stuff for the money. Buy from them directly though. Make a login and you get 10% store credit back on every purchase. So buy this quarter drive set. You get $5.50 store credit and you can build that up the more you purchase. They keep your store credit for 2 years. So as you but more you can build up your credit and basically use it like a x amount % off coupon off more expensive 3/4 drive or ½ inch drive sets.

[@josefelix4152]

I have some few tekton tools I got from their site, and they have served me well so far for 4 months of shop use

[@endebtedone]

great to see a tool truck guy promote other than tool truck tools. and not just because there isn't a tool truck around the corner but because the tools are quality and priced reasonably.

[@mike_holdread]

I like the Tekton stuff I've purchased. Good quality at a very reasonable price point.

[@benfox247]

Love Tekton Tools, Have their 3/8th and 1/4 inch set they're amazing. Not a huge fan of the feel of their ratchets though so I would recommend getting an Icon if you're looking for a good alternative!

[@smallenginecare]

I actually used this set for 4 years and it held up really well. The only thing I didn't like was the ratchet has a backwards forward/reverse lever. Drives you nuts going from a standard ratchet to that lol.

[@ExplosiveWeaponForum]

they fixed that in the new sets all the new rachets are just like any other lever you find on a tool truck rachet

[@codywrites]

Bought this Tekton set. Love it. The ratchet is quality.

[@larrycroft470]

I really enjoy (and learn from) your videos. Your opinion of tools comes from professional knowledge. I purchased Tekton ratchets and sockets recently and have been totally satisfied with their strength fit and finish. Thank you sir.

[@deltasword1994]

I have a torque wrench by Tekton, and use it all the time. For someone like me, who's just doing home DIY repairs on my car and motorcycle, you don't need anything super expensive.

[@JasonJonesPhotography]

For the price it cant be beat (Tekton). I had the much more expensive Mac tools 1/4 service set stolen out of truck and replaced with tekton. Could not be happier. Like you said, especially to have a whole kit in one box to grab and go. When I turned wrenches, the struggle was always having your tools at work locked up then flung a belt off or something after dinner one evening and then wasting $25-$30 at the parts store for some BS stuff that would barely get the job done. I hadnt heard of tekton (or know if they even existed back then in 1990's early 2000's), but id have happily bought several sets like this to leave at the house. I certainly couldnt afford to have duplicates at work and home with snap on at the time

[@SIG226Y]

Yeh i have tekton 1/2 drive impact set and been very good.

[@jamiefloyd160]

I have bought several Tekton sockets and love them. Great quality.

[@johnwickouski112]

I've got the tekton set had them for a few years now and had no issues

[@asmautollc]

Tekton’s awesome to deal with. And they are continuously improving. For example, their vice grips used to be so-so Chinese made, now are Taiwan made nearly on par with the Milwaukee’s (plus that cool feature where you can use a screwdriver shaft to tighten). Their bit sockets used to be held with a pin now are press fit, and the long hexes are the same thickness the length of the bit.

[@donaldhollums3278]

I've read comments from other mechanics who use their Tekton tools daily without any issues. I have had that 55-piece, 1/4" drive set for three years, but it has the older 72-tooth ratchet. My set has gotten considerable use, though most likely not as much as your set will get, Mr. Clay. I haven't had any issues with it either. I enquired from Tekton about swapping out the new 90-tooth mechanism in the 72-tooth ratchet and I was told it would not work; so much for that great idea. One advantage I like about ordering Tekton tools from their website is the 10% rewards they give for purchases. I have a whopping $4.00 accumulated now from some two types of pliers I ordered. Now, I need to see reviews about the new Tekton tool cabinets. I like the really specs on them, but they're still imported...from Canada (Ha Ha). Tekton is even jumping on the "compared to Snap-on" bandwagon with their tool cabinets now.

[@jamrvkids1475]

I have the 1/4, 3/8 and the 1/2 inch set for about 1 1/2 years and I'm very impressed. I even have the impact socket set, metric and standard. Great video as always.

[@bryanglebavicius5943]

I have the 3/8 blue point set and put a snap on f80 rachit in the blue point rachit place

[@davidwalle5025]

Good video. I have texton rachets and they are great. The warranty is email a picture to texton and they send you a new one in 3 days. Order from the texton web site and save 10 percent on your next order and free shipping. Never had to replace a texton tool yet. Some of the texton tools are made in the us tbe web site tells you where they are made. More video, great set and producer.

[@juliossntana3414]

Love the old wrenches on the table

[@theone9564]

Tekton is cool. I got some shallow 1/2" impact sockets sets.

[@Eggomania86]

I'll admit Tekton does make some good stuff. All my 1/2" drive chrome sockets are Tekton. I'm pretty impressed with them. Don't quote me on this but JH Williams has an identical 1/4" set for less money than the Blue Point. I was looking at the Williams set vs. SK set. I ended up with the SK set which can be had at a similar price point to Blue Point IF you find a deal on one. I did on Amazon. I think it's personal preference more than anything.

[@mikelemaster4315]

Eggomania86 you are correct on the Williams set because I have it as well as the 3/8” set

[@Hipsters_N_Hippies]

Tekton also has the kits in the 12pt flavor. And they do sell the standard and deep 6pt and 12pt sockets in 15mm. They are not included in the kit however they do have 15mm’s available. So the extra storage compartment could be handy for holding those. As well as their 1/4” mini extension.

[@huasohvac]

On the point about the tekton case. I used a 3/8" set for 7 years before it got stolen. That case got beat to hell and dropped a few times from ladders while doing work as an HVAC tech. Aside from being dirty, the latches never broke and the case was still intact.

[@johnb1121]

I definitely agree tekton or Harbor Fright is the way 2 go over blue point...

[@jris]

Both solid sets. To share my experience, I recently got a few metric sets Williams 1/2” and 3/8” impact sockets made in USA. And a set of proto 3/8” shallow. I’m just a home gamer so I’ll typically just get Snap-On pliers and ratchets.

[@mmholling87]

Joel R Exactly! My Screwdrivers and Ratchets are Snap-On but my sockets are Williams (USA made) expect one 12-point Snap-On set. The Williams are almost identical to the Snap-On but are a sixth of the cost. To get USA made Williams the part number must have letters, numbers only are made in Taiwan.

[@jris]

Mark thanks for the part number tip! Appreciate it.

[@nachos_70firebird66]

Bought that Blue Point because of your recommendation. Another bang for the buck is 1/4 Gearwrench 52 piece set either 84 or 100 tooth ratchet it's really good I've used it in the shop I work at every day

[@TheQuartermaster55]

Another good thing to know about Tekton, is the warranty is not mail in, on their site, you can take a picture or video of the broken tool, then give them your address, and the new tool is on its way to you.

[@MNpicker]

I have had the 3/8 Tekton set for a few months now... Awesome set for the price 👍🏼👍🏼 Yep.. the ratchet is pretty high quality..

[@spartenj]

Have all three sizes of tekton ratchets and love them. There pry bars are really awesome as well.

[@SPMech1]

Clay, thanks for the honest tool reviews........I bought 12v Vanon batteries for my Milwaukee 1/4 & 3/8 drive ratchets and impact driver........so far so good

[@ericlewandowskivlogs]

I just bought the 1/4 and 3/8 tekton sets. Love tekton tools. Local to me in west michigan.

[@benjaminblackmon9130]

Tekton has an excellent replacement policy, you fill out a form on the website, take a picture of the tool, & they ship you a new one. A lot easier than waiting on the tool truck, and the tool truck might not have what you want when they show up. I’ve waited weeks for a replacement from the truck. I bought 4 tekton sets for our shop about 2-3 years ago & have only had to replace one breaker bar in all that time. Good socket sets, can’t speak for their other tools, as I haven’t used them.

[@ryann5070]

I use snap on tools in the shop but i have purchased the 1/4 3/8 and 1/2 drive tekton sets for trips to scrap yard and road side. Very pleased with the quality of sockets. Ratchets have held up well but i still prefer a flex head snapon. Just what im a custom to.

[@nellsilas7396]

I love Tekton tools, have no problem with any of there tools.

[@jeffro221]

I have that Tekton set and love it. Top notch quality. I paid $60 for my older set (bought in April 2021) which did not include the 15 mm sockets they do now (I bought those separately) with free shipping and no sales tax. People should know that if you register for an acct at Tekton, you get free shipping no matter how small the order, and they credit you back 10% to use on future purchases. So my set ended up costing me the $54 net, plus the two exta sockets was $11 for both, making a total of $65. The same set today (5-15-23) includes the 15mm deep and standard sockets and costs $90. Still very worth it. Made in Taiwan, which today often rivals US quality. Had about a 50% price increase, thanks to president Brandon's inflationary managment of the economy. Let's Go Brandon! But Blue Point is part of Snap-on, and if you don't buy a Snap-on product, you don't get to take part in the Snap-on legacy and heritage..... "Snap-on Heritage: Keeping Mechanics in Debt for 103 Years"

[@mikehenthorn1778]

I use Tekton at work for boilers and chillers. I have used the 1/2 sockets on an impact wrenches and put a 4th pipe on my breaker bar. All good. Steam gauling on bolts is a thing. I broke 3 of the 3/4 studs but the tools were great. I did break an Allen wrench on a fan set screw. A quick photo sent to the website and Tekton sent an entire new set.

[@STREETFIGHTER50]

Thanks for the review! That’s alota dough saved! Wish they would include the 15mm sockets.

[@benjamin_axios8926]

Mr Clay the Tekton warranty process is easy. Just go to the website fill the form for warranty. Take a picture of the damaged product. Explain what went wrong. And customer service takes care of the rest. They mail you a replacement. You don't have to mail anything in. I have some of their tools and customer service is always great.

[@ryanromano9116]

I have the 1/4 kit and a adjustable head, a 3/8 with the extra long handle ratchet, and the 1/2 impact set

[@jrpremiumtoolsllc8426]

Clay this is a very good point! You need to shop your tools for YOUR use. If you are using something critical or a lot then consider a name brand. If it is a support tool or back up tool, don’t invest a fortune when it’s not needed. -Jeremy (MAC Man)

[@marcelcovaci9922]

Love this guy. I always research for his videos before buying tools from Snap On. I had bad experiences with Cornwell ,not the vendor but the quality of the tools I purchased…. the Matco dealer in my area went out of business….

[@fuelediowa]

I run a lot of Tekton sockets and they are just fine. There warranty is so easy it is a no brainier for me. I had to warranty a screwdriver once. Yes they warranty there screwdrivers and actually replace them. Awesome

[@bradstemp1567]

I have the 3/8” set from tekton and love it been in my work truck for about 6 years now used daily only problem is my helper broke one of the latches which tekton sells replacement latches not a big deal.

[@vanrobinett3309]

Love my tekton 3/8 set it’s my go to. I agree about the bp ratchet. I have the bp 1/2” set I threw the ratchet away and made a 1/2” snap on fit in the case

[@MyKnifeJourney]

For the money, Tekton is such a great value. Plus an east site to find stuff.

[@dj85rocco]

I have that Tekton set and its damn durable I have the 13 deep blued from the torch and still no issues

[@sethc758]

Awh that dont hurt em that's just extra heat treatment lol

[@willweese9320]

Tekton makes good shit. I have a 1/2 metric impact socket set and a pair of pliers and I use them all the time

[@Torontodude20000]

I bought a tekton 3/8 ratchet and a 1 1/16” wrench from amazon years ago. I love the ratchet. Kicking myself for not getting the set.

[@216mechanic2]

Gearwrench 1/4 inch drive set is nice also.

[@kylemurdoc]

Thanks I cant get enough tool advice on non professional options. We don't have a sears here anymore so it's harbor freight or E-bay snap on. Videos on getting to know the better of the Chinese brands from a professional's opinion is helpful.

[@leealtmansr.3811]

Great, fair review. I have a number of Tekton tool sets. No problems.

[@braddalton7202]

Check duralast 1/4 in set I love snap on but lifetime warranty great set check it out amazing no skipped sizes

[@paulprobusjr.7597]

Actually, unless you have a different set from what is on their website currently, it does look like they skip sizes, at least between the standard depth and deep. In the shallow, they omit the 13mm, they have it in deep, but omit the 4 mm deep. SAE, they omit the 1/2" in deep, probably one of the ones I use the most. When you factor in what Tek includes vs. what would have to be added to the Duralast set, the $15 more for the Tek set still makes it the winner, IMHO.

[@TonyTheTechnician]

Great video. The other nice thing even though the case isn't life time warranty the hinges are much nicer and you can actually get new hinges on the website for next to nothing like 4 dollars. Great comparison 👍

[@juanhernandez6462]

i like the gear wrench xp120 sets u can get the 1/4 set and 3/8 set together for $110 on sale with amazon

[@anthonythompson4110]

Seeing you go "against" snapon says a lot

[@philipbohlinger4150]

Those general service sets are nice to have on the go, even if the "go" is from your box to your project!

[@harold6863]

Thanks Clay great review👍

[@nathanr.8556]

I have that Tekton set in my collection and use it every day as a small engine mechanic. Tekton is my go to for affordable quality tools.

[@rcud1]

I already had some other socket sets but I've bought about a dozen individual Tekton impact and chrome sockets to complete some other sets I have and have been very pleased with them. Can buy all their items individually as well as their sets on their website. Also have their long flex ratcheting wrench sets, very happy with those too.

[@TheTyrial86]

I am an industrial mechanic and I have been using Tekton's 3/8 drive set and I can tell you they hold up from over a year of use with impacts to just hand tools. The non skip is nice when working out of a tool bag like I do. They even a better deal then Blue point when you find out Bluepoints are made in Taiwan just like Tekton lol.

[@tonybarnhill4814]

Have the 1/4 3/8 and1/2 Tekton sets

[@Fedwrench]

If you're buying Tekton, buy it from tekton.com because, they offer free shipping and you earn 10% back in rewards points with every purchase. Tekton also has a smooth warranty process where you fill out a form and send them a picture of your broken tool and they send you a new tool pretty quickly. Additionally Tekton socket sets were revised about a year ago. Better made sockets, better makings, and 90 tooth ratchets. Good stuff that won't break the bank. Thanks for sharing, hope your hand heals fast.

[@Scott_69HemiDart]

Thanks for this review. I am looking at Tekton now for sockets. I am going to buy a bunch of stuff from Matco and a Snap On tool box, but I can't really justify spending so much on the tool truck sockets. Again, love the channel. Any questions I have had researching tools I have been searching your channel only and you have done a video on the exact thing I am looking at, THANKS!

[@tylerpearce2891]

I guess you could call me a tekton fanboy but i am just a shade tree mechanic i can do it all but i dont make my living off my tools so i find it hard to spend more than i have to on tools when i found tekton I was skeptical but after 2 years of beating them up and having no problems i have went and basicly filled my tool box with only tekton tools i would like some snap on and matco stuff but i would have to feel like i was getting the deal of a lifetime

[@robinpayne278]

I think I would still go for the Blue Point set as i have the 3/8 set in my vehicle & I really like it. I understand where your coming from as regards the price comparison but the Blue Point set could be bought on a promo which would make it better value, as for the ratchet I would just swap it out for a snap on from my main tool box. Great video Clay, all the best from the UK.

[@theone9564]

Was up Koon!! Just got me Snap-on torque wrench. Off the Snap-on candy truck.

[@jynxproof2290]

I have a tool box full of their tools. Tekton is great also make sure you get them from their website and not amazon guys. you get money for every purchase if you make an account and it adds up over time.

[@scottyhamilton2550]

I agree. Amazon prices are same as Tekton web site. 10% rewards on every purchase.

[@tonylangston1314]

I own the same blue point set it's all you need to keep I a car for small jobs. Ie head light battery ect

[@bernardlist8982]

Don't forget gearwrench if you want to add a long 1/4 inch ratchet that's 120 tooth amazon has it for like 26.50

[@ironman1518.]

I think for the average home DIY person the Tekton are a great buy!! EXCELLENT warranty and easy peasy to get stuff warrantied, NO waiting on the "truck guy" and what do u do if you have NO Truck Guy?

[@petersdrue]

Only thing to add for other users: Tekton's warranty allows you to just send a picture of the broken tool to them, and then they ship the replacement to you. No need to mail back your tool. And, they normally get it to you within 2 days (in my case).

[@johnwickouski112]

I've got the tekton 1/4" drive set and it works great . I paid 48.00 on the internet

[@johnhead2633]

If you buy from tekton next purchase gets 10% credit of previous purchase. Also warranty is take a picture and they mail new tool for free.

[@rookiexreviews]

this my new go to for reviews

[@edtheoldtechguy]

Tekton is amazing brother!

[@DDDDDDCDCDCDCDCDC]

I have been using tekton sockets and ratchets for almost 6 months not a single problem hiccup or anything. It is a great starter set if you are getting started in the automotive field because they skip no sizes. Eventually you can just take these home and use them for project cars.

[@robertvandergriff4212]

Thanks for the info I appreciate your channel

[@BlindMansRevenge2002]

This was amazing! I would’ve thought that tools like that would be beneath a super pro like yourself Mr. Kuhn trucker. I bought that exact same set two years ago after seeing real tool reviews feature it on his channel. Since that time I have bought several tech ton tool sets and what I like most about them is that they don’t skip sizes. My tools don’t earn me a living so I have to be careful with the money I spend on them. With this particular brand it is money well spent. I also on four sets of their impact sockets to stick on the ends of my Ingersoll rand cordless tools. Now that is where I decided to invest a little more.

[@moofers77]

Absolutely love tekton tools