KO-KEN TOOLS The TRUTH you won't here from anyone else!! Nut Grippers strength and warranty!!
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2023
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KO-KEN(JAPAN) 3/8 (9.5 mm) SQ. Nut grip socket rail set 8 pair RS 3450 M / 8
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Koken Nut Grip Deep Socket RS3350M/5
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Koken Tools 3/8 SQ DR NUT GRIP® SOCKET SET 8MM-19MM - 11 PIECE - RS3450M/11
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ko-ken 3/8 (9.5 mm) Sq. nattogurippuyuniba-sarusokettore-rusetto 5 Pieces Set, rs3441 m/5
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Sunex 1822, 1/4 Inch Drive Magnetic Impact Socket Set, 12-Piece, Metric, 5mm-15mm, Cr-Mo Alloy Steel, Radius Corner Design, Dual Size Markings, Heavy Duty Storage Case
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Sunex 1831, 1/4 Inch Drive Deep Magnetic Impact Socket Set, 14-Piece, Metric, 4mm - 15mm, Cr-Mo Alloy Steel, Heavy Duty Storage Case, Meets ANSI Standards
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Sunex 1825 1/4-Inch Drive Universal Magnetic Impact Socket Set, Metric, 12-Point, Cr-Mo, 5mm - 15mm, 11-Piece
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I love Koken tools. I mostly use them on the small and hard to reach stuff because the low back drag and compact size of the zeal stuff absolutely shines in those situations. Interior and dash work my Koken is the go to stuff for me. You brought up a great point on the nut grip sockets.
Thanks for sharing!
I have had a couple of the ko-ken spring loaded gripper sockets (10 and 13mm) in 1/4 drive swivel. They have saved me time on many occasions. In those sizes they have held up well.
CP’s tool reviews are the real deal, no shillin’ - just facts.
My birdseed is low lol
Hello CP & HENRY: Thank you CP for bringing out the + & - of these Ko Ken griping sockets. You have always said the right tool for the required job at hand. All you need is the money to get all the tools you will ever need & the ability to find them if & when you need them.. God Bless & my best to Henry. TMP from N.J. 🙏.
I have a co-work that swears by the Ko-Ken sockets and the magnet sockets.
Instead of paper in the socket I use Glad "Press'n Seal" wrap. The thickness is perfect and the plastic is grippy and sticky; and it's compatible with every socket and swivel.
I’ll get some and try it. Thanks
Good call seems like a decent way to avoid spending the extra cost on these tools also!!
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that's it I'm making a short, prepare to be tagged CP.
You're IT!
I have a video upcoming battery testing you are mentioned as well. Great minds think alike!!
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I've been calling and emailing Midtronics for weeks, I have tons of questions that need answered.
I definitely recommend using the nut grippers to take stuff off. For example if I'm trying to reach a bolt or nut on an engine that cant be gotten from the engine bay, like on some V engines because of the angle, the nut grippers on a long extension either between the frame and body, or wheel well work great, so that once the bolt or nut is loosened completely it doesn't fall out of the socket upon retrieval.
Thanks for sharing
I work in a body shop and the magnetic ones are cool til all the metal shavings make them useless anyways
Agree Definitely a pain as I pointed out as well!!
Good timing on the video....all valid points and appreciate the heads up on the extension..was definitely surprised it broke, but hopefully the warranty is smooth...✌️💯🇺🇸
CP is in my UA-cam apocalypse draft team for his tool collection alone. 😂
Lmao true story 🤣
What’s up my brother!! Thanks for your time and knowledge, tell Henry hello
Absolutely, my friend. I certainly hope you and the family and Gizmo are doing well!!
Good points about speciality sockets. I use masking tape and or monkey boogers but will be getting some ko-ken for hex sockets. Keep the videos with comments coming
Great tip!
Hey brother! Another factor is dirt and trash. You really notice it with magnetic nutsetters in 1/4” and 5/16”. A magnetic socket is great with clean parts and new stuff but in a dirty environment, the nut grips win, they don’t attract trash
Absolutely 💯
CP, Another problem with the detent is some shelf tamping screws have tapper side walls their not parallel to the shank.
Very good observation as well!!
@@CPthetooladdict CP, What do you think of Ko-ken surface drive sockets ?
Awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep the videos coming. Hope you have an incredible weekend. How is Henry? Much love and RESPECT brother
I used to want the nut grips but after watching this video I now realize that the magnetic sockets make a lot more sense. Glad I didn't pull the trigger on them. Think I might get some cornwell ones instead now.
If you are on a budget definitely something to consider!!
I can’t afford snap on atm and koken Black Friday deal help me buy my first professional set socket and they do look like jewelry 😅
Stick with Koken, you will never be disappointed
Helo from Wisconsin brother!! Id like to try a set of these nut grip units.. i can see where it would be nice instead of using plactic or paper in a socket or whatever.
Wish everyone could try them and see what I mean!!
Project Farm was the only test channel that I’ve seen pay attention to back drag. A while back I picked a Craftsman Overdrive ratchet out of curiosity. Man, that thing has so much back drag you practically drag a truck with it. Worst. Back drag. Ever.
Great point!
Koken stuff rocks.
It certainly does
But when installing the same nut or bolt I do switch to a regular socket to complete tightening after starting it with the nut grip
Makes sense!!
Hi, I can see in your tool drawer some things about Toolganizer! Nice 👍
Cool, thanks
Every tool has its use
That's what my gf keeps saying!! Lol
Hello again CP
Thank you for another Great Video 👍 I 'm glad you did this video. I have been considering the Koken Nut Grip Sockets in 12-point SAE. As a Aircraft Mechanic most of my hardware is 12-point SAE. Although, there is some 6-point hardware. Again thank you and Merry Christmas to you and your family 😊
Right on same to you and your family!!
Those sockets would be nice to remove and install torque converter nuts
I have the 10mm koken nut grip i use it for the passthrew seal on Detroit diesels on the number 6 cylinder in a blind spot
Hey CP, im curious why you feel you cant use these to apply nuts and bolts. I've had no problem with that but im only using them with a hand tool or cordless ratchet. One downsize to the nutgrip is that its not impact rated. But an advantage I found to them is there is a much deeper cut out in the koken nutgrips compared to a shallow magnetic impact socket. This means if you need a shallow socket, youre more likely to be able to fit a fastener in the koken socket compared to the shallow magnetic sockets.
I explained this and demonstrated it in the video. The resistance is a pain. Why would you want to use them when you have to force the socket onto the nut?
@@CPthetooladdict ah ok, well sometimes that's a positive thing. You get feed back that you're on the fastener in a completely blind scenario. Sometimes that's annoying and makes it harder to remove. Depends on the situation. I agree with you though, really the best is two have both the nut grip sockets and magnetic sockets.
Only koken tool I have is a 4” socket that I got when I bought some used big impact sockets. Wouldn’t mind trying some of it but I don’t buy much stuff new truth be told especially if Im not 100% I need or will like it. Would have to run into a deal on it the wild
Sorry CP, for a moment I swear I heard you say you have too many wrenches.
So did you utter the words, "I have too many tools.?"
You know the rules, you can never have too many tools.
Lol you got me!!
Great input, might need a set for stainless when I can’t use my snap magnetics.
Good call!
I don't have either. They're a bit of a luxury item in my eyes. Not saying they aren't useful, but after being 20 years into my career without them, I'd rather put that money elsewhere, however little money it is.
Good video. I mean, you could just use paper, but electrical tape or any tape in the socket would be better. Problem solved for much cheaper than Snap-On and the grippers.
I've been doing that for years, and it sucks compared to this. But if you had actually watched the video, you would have heard me say that.
Worth it.
A breaker bar is strong as hell, but the back drag is terrible 😂
Lmao sure is
be good to see you make a video on other Ko-ken tools and compare them to tool truck brands. Based on your experience with Ko-ken ratchets, spanners, screwdrivers etc compared to the more well known brands like Snap on, Mac and so on. thanks.
Great suggestion!
Look bro you think you got too many wrenches I don’t think I have enough. I can help you. Help me help you. 😂 jk buddy. Great video
Thanks 👍 lol good phrase!!
Great tool. Like all tools there is a time a place for it. I use 8mm, 10mm, 13mm all the time reassembling pans and covers...Not ideal for everything.
Thanks for sharing
dang cp, no “woo!”
I slipped lol
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You are now honorary nut gripper extraordinaire.
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