CEO of company, "This is a great idea, just make sure we get it made in China and as CHEAP as possible, don't worry about quality". That statement is made thousands of times a year by CEO'S
Whenever I see ads on Google or TV for novel items, I google them for reviews. They are usually garbage as reflected by hundreds of reviews. Yet every now and then one turns out to be decent, which is the case here. Honest review, and great video- well worth the time. TY 👍✔👍✔👍
I have tried some of these before. They work fairly well in soft materials such as pine. Mine didn’t work so well trying to remove a rusty bolt from a car engine. The pins bent and jammed onto the head of the bolt and ruined the socket. I had to clamp the bolt into a vise and beat the socket with a hammer for several minutes to separate them. Both were damaged beyond further use.
Bruce Coleman - thanks for sharing your experience with a universal socket tool. I think they are good in a pinch and in my case sockets frequently go missing - lol. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
yea you're right I was putting together support beams at lowes and it stripped the attachment and bolt to completely nothing, me and the builder in the back just stopped and looked at eachother like wtf just happened lmao.
I have one of those. It is sometimes useful but not for anything really heavy like automotive bolts. My biggest complaint is it is way too shallow so it won't work on any nuts if too much of the bolt threads are already through. That's why on the commercial they mostly show it only on bolts and already started into soft wood.
I feel like that I would use this with the same mentality as my Leatherman Multi-tool, aka I wouldn't expect it to do the heavy work, especially without drilling a pilot hole first. Additionally, since in many cases proper torque and consistent tightness are important, that I would find more use for this sort of socket in the role of bolt/fastener removal, in a case where there were several fasteners of different sizes to remove. If I ran into a particularly stubborn bolt to crack, I would definitely use the proper fitting socket head, unless the bolt/nut were mangled, and I had no other choice.
I saw this on a UA-cam ad just now and wanted to know more about it, thanks for your review and the provided link! Since this is only $10 I found my Christmas present for me and my neighbors.
My dad never really wants anything for christmas, so I wanted to thank you for the review because I think this will be a nice gift for him this coming holidays. Thank you very much. Keep it up and I hope you're channel grows :)
You’ve made my day Jeff! I came across this and it’s such a good thing! You have such a great personality and now I know a definite present for everyone in my family. You’re getting a socket.. you’re getting a socket.. EVERYONE IS GETTING A SUPER SOCKET!!! Thanks for the smile 😊 from a tomboy 37 yr young woman!! 🤩
@@Jeffreviews4u I’m hooked… I wanted to try everything. Thank you for the little wonders that make me smile! And congrats to you for this awesome channel
I think its great as a live saver rather than a tool. If you lose or have trouble finding the right tools you can use this as a last resort so you can preserve the longevity
I think two versions would be great. The first one you reviewed and maybe octagon pins inside for the squarish shaped ones? I'll leave that to the brilliant engineers.
Hi, Jeff...I am confident that the socket will work well with typical everyday use. I think working on cars, especially with bolts to the engine may push the limit, but I think the product is pretty cool. Like you, I wonder if the pins will endure the test of time...Thanks for the review...
I was pretty rough with it when I was testing it out. I was impressed with it. I think it's a great addition to my tool box. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
You didn't screw the screws in very far at all. I was anxious to find out if they could handle the torque. I imagine the pins would get twisted and/or stuck in the down position and you would have to wack it a few times to get them back out. .
The golden rule to drill small pilot hole first with those coach bolts, probably takes some of stress off the socket, I think a drill might be a dit aggressive for it, I would use an ordinary rachet wrench it myself, have a nice day all the best with it, Brian UK !!!.
I still use it from time to time. It gets the job done but I do notice the pins rounding. Definitely not for industrial use but I have been impressed with it. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
This is true. I've used it since the review and am still happy with it. I had to do a quick repair on a ramp to a shed...had 6 bolts all different sizes. This universal tool made it an easy job.
@@Jeffreviews4u lol. So happy I did come to your channel. Will buy a pressure washer next month, and try it!. TY. Will order the Universal Socket for my Techie friend, who happens to be a Stagehand and Carpenter
Hi I would think if you used a standard socket to insert and remove a similar lag bolt 20 times and compared the damage to the head of the one used with the universal socket would have been a good comparison. Great video anyway. Thanks.
I agree...I will say I was putting a few 2x4s on a shed ramp the other day and happened to have mismatched bolts, it was handy to have this universal socket so I didnt have to look through the socket set to find the correct size. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I reversed and re-screwed many times off camera to test it out. Around 5:35 I referenced the bolt being used 20 plus times. Thanks for stopping by and commenting
@@Jeffreviews4u Now, my dad is getting up there in years. He needs to see a BILLS SUPERBOWL WIN! Especially after 4 back to back without a win! A Bills Superbowl is the only wish I have for my dad who will be 80 in July, 2022!!! Goooooo BILLS!!!!! DO IT! PULL IT OUT!!!!
Hey Jeff, thanks for your review. I joined in on the premiere just as it was ending. I would definitely consider this as an addition to my tool box. I couldn't tell you how many times I would have to go back and forth to find the right socket. If I had to nitpick about anything it would be having to put pressure down on the head of the bolts to get them started but it wouldn't be a deal breaker. Thanks again and congrats to your son 👏
it's good for carpentry not great for mechanics but could work in a stripped screw. should find some bolt in an old junker that's worn and try to take it out
I usually look for reviews on gadgets "to good to believe, et. al.". I don't doubt the effectiveness and efficiency of this item (universal socket). Durability is the only question.
Agreed. I get a lit of use out of mine. It has held up well....that being said I use a standard size for more difficult work. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I must say, I was initially sceptical by the youtube add. I looked up a review and came across this video. I appreciate your honesty and I think I'm going to pass on this product.
I've gotten mine stuck on the connector piece before. I attached it to my drill and used a crescent wrench as a wedge to pop it off. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I ordered several tool's and one bn small small chain saw along with extra an battery and 2 extras blades you battery charges both wrong and numbers you offer do not work
Did you ever get yours? i just ordered and got one and it's a rip off ...cost $79 for the small one and i tired to cancel after ordered and checked reviews and prices....i am sure they are a scam company....many people never got one. And they wouldn't let me cancel or return it even tho it says guaranteed satisfaction.
Is just for homeowner lightweight task. Something that grandma can do. Is not good for hardcore professionals. I don’t think is even for a homeowner that loves to make his home improvement.
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I think if they put more effort into these, perhaps better metals so it doesnt wear down, this could have innovation potential
I keep it in my toolbox just in case. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Tungsten 😉
@@SatisfyingWhirlpools thanks for commenting!
CEO of company, "This is a great idea, just make sure we get it made in China and as CHEAP as possible, don't worry about quality". That statement is made thousands of times a year by CEO'S
@@trvman1 I am a fan of made in America!
Whenever I see ads on Google or TV for novel items, I google them for reviews. They are usually garbage as reflected by hundreds of reviews. Yet every now and then one turns out to be decent, which is the case here. Honest review, and great video- well worth the time. TY 👍✔👍✔👍
Glad you liked it. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Exactly what I’m doing now!
Lol. Thanks for checking it out 👍
I have tried some of these before. They work fairly well in soft materials such as pine. Mine didn’t work so well trying to remove a rusty bolt from a car engine. The pins bent and jammed onto the head of the bolt and ruined the socket. I had to clamp the bolt into a vise and beat the socket with a hammer for several minutes to separate them. Both were damaged beyond further use.
So good for light work, bad for heavy duty. 👍
Bruce Coleman - thanks for sharing your experience with a universal socket tool. I think they are good in a pinch and in my case sockets frequently go missing - lol. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
@@GeeSedan I'd have to say yes...good in a pinch but not tough jobs. It will wear down. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Thanks for the review
Great product for around the house. Do not feel it would hold up to industrial maintenance setting.
Absolutely - perfect for home use. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
yea you're right I was putting together support beams at lowes and it stripped the attachment and bolt to completely nothing, me and the builder in the back just stopped and looked at eachother like wtf just happened lmao.
At $15 you could just buy a half dozen. Probably cheaper in the long run. Especially for just home use.
would probably be good to have for a backup.
My thoughts exactly! Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
The fact that the socket only allows for a 1/4 inch of depth is a killer for so many tasks.
This is very true! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
@@Jeffreviews4u keep being awesome Jeff!
Yeah its pretty much only good for bolt heads not nuts.
Ordered it. Most of the tasks around the house would be fine. But for big tasks...stick to my socket set. Thanks for helping me make up my mind.
Absolutely. These are great to use but not recommended for difficult jobs.
First time viewer and I’m subbing. Nice work
Thanks for the support! 👍
I have one of those. It is sometimes useful but not for anything really heavy like automotive bolts. My biggest complaint is it is way too shallow so it won't work on any nuts if too much of the bolt threads are already through. That's why on the commercial they mostly show it only on bolts and already started into soft wood.
That is a good point. It is a bit shallow. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
I feel like that I would use this with the same mentality as my Leatherman Multi-tool, aka I wouldn't expect it to do the heavy work, especially without drilling a pilot hole first. Additionally, since in many cases proper torque and consistent tightness are important, that I would find more use for this sort of socket in the role of bolt/fastener removal, in a case where there were several fasteners of different sizes to remove. If I ran into a particularly stubborn bolt to crack, I would definitely use the proper fitting socket head, unless the bolt/nut were mangled, and I had no other choice.
You're right, not a good tool for heavy work but it's nice to have in the tool bag.
I saw this on a UA-cam ad just now and wanted to know more about it, thanks for your review and the provided link! Since this is only $10 I found my Christmas present for me and my neighbors.
Me too. It's being advertised because of christmas sales. I very rarely watch anything tool related so it's got to be the christmas sales
@@Speedpunk650 haha yup they got me this time.... hopefully it’s worth it???
@@fordrunner9262 yea I’d check amazon first! Better yet always amazon first! But hopefully everything will work out for you in the future!?
@@fordrunner9262 merry Christmas and a happy New year!!!
@@user-vm3fm1cp8s I always check amazon...I'd recommend staying away from buying off ads on social media.
Emergency socket not everyday socket.
Very helpful video, thank you for all the information and examples. Now I know what I'm getting my dad for Christmas. :) Happy Holidays!
Same to you. Let us know what he thinks. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
looks like it could really be a good skate tool, might buy sometime
That makes a lot of sense. A good little tool to have around. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Yo that's so smart I'ma get one now
I've had two of these for more than 20 years. When I bought these more than 20 years ago, they were called Gator Grip.
Yes, gator grip was the original. They still sell them at my local Lowes. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
Was contemplating buying one of these as a Father's day gift but was still unsure. Review was very helpful. Will definitely be getting one.
Very cool. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
My dad never really wants anything for christmas, so I wanted to thank you for the review because I think this will be a nice gift for him this coming holidays. Thank you very much. Keep it up and I hope you're channel grows :)
YES good gifty
Happy to help and thanks for the support!
You’ve made my day Jeff! I came across this and it’s such a good thing! You have such a great personality and now I know a definite present for everyone in my family. You’re getting a socket.. you’re getting a socket.. EVERYONE IS GETTING A SUPER SOCKET!!! Thanks for the smile 😊 from a tomboy 37 yr young woman!! 🤩
Lol. I appreciate the kind words. Have a great day and stay safe.
@@Jeffreviews4u I’m hooked… I wanted to try everything. Thank you for the little wonders that make me smile! And congrats to you for this awesome channel
@@kleezayd I feel the same way...I rarely find a product I don't want to try...not so good for my checking account- lol.
@@Jeffreviews4u you give me inspiration. But then I hit the stop sign! Thank you
😉 you're welcome.
I think its great as a live saver rather than a tool. If you lose or have trouble finding the right tools you can use this as a last resort so you can preserve the longevity
Absolutely, this is used if you can't find the right socket. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
I love this socket. I do so many things around my house and hate having to look for a specific socket. They work great on eyes, hooks n such
Got one of those at auto-zone for $6.99. Great little tool.
Very cool! Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
And, again, a man can't have enough tools. I may not need it now, but some day I will, someday.
Lol...always good to have in the tool bag.
I think two versions would be great. The first one you reviewed and maybe octagon pins inside for the squarish shaped ones? I'll leave that to the brilliant engineers.
Great video you are awesome It’s now t too much so I’m going to get this. Do you ever check out the shops like for example Shein or Congo
Can it help with a rounded off oil drain plug?
Depends on how rounded the oil plug is. If there is something to grab, it could work. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
I had the original gator grip. I used it once and it fell apart. The spring shot across the room. That was over 20 years ago though.
Wow. That hasn't happened to me yet - lol. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Hi, Jeff...I am confident that the socket will work well with typical everyday use. I think working on cars, especially with bolts to the engine may push the limit, but I think the product is pretty cool. Like you, I wonder if the pins will endure the test of time...Thanks for the review...
I was pretty rough with it when I was testing it out. I was impressed with it. I think it's a great addition to my tool box. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Thank you for this video because I was about to buy one for $40.
Happy to help. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
You didn't screw the screws in very far at all. I was anxious to find out if they could handle the torque. I imagine the pins would get twisted and/or stuck in the down position and you would have to wack it a few times to get them back out. .
These universal sockets are good in a pinch but not for regular use. I did an updated video here: ua-cam.com/video/jXe9UzMchbc/v-deo.html
The golden rule to drill small pilot hole first with those coach bolts, probably takes some of stress off the socket, I think a drill might be a dit aggressive for it, I would use an ordinary rachet wrench it myself, have a nice day all the best with it, Brian UK !!!.
Thanks for the info, have a great day and stay safe.
how is it holding up now?
I still use it from time to time. It gets the job done but I do notice the pins rounding. Definitely not for industrial use but I have been impressed with it. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Also it might be a different story if you tried screwing them in into a thick piece of wood all the way.
This is true. I've used it since the review and am still happy with it. I had to do a quick repair on a ramp to a shed...had 6 bolts all different sizes. This universal tool made it an easy job.
Love the Chanel and content
I appreciate the kind words. Have a great day and stay safe.
To answer the first question. Yes, yes I have seen one before. It's called the Gator Grip witch was released in 1997.
I'm a fan of the gator grip too! Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
Question: what is the best remover for hard-dried pidgeon poop on balconies
Lol...pressure washer? Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
@@Jeffreviews4u lol. So happy I did come to your channel. Will buy a pressure washer next month, and try it!. TY. Will order the Universal Socket for my Techie friend, who happens to be a Stagehand and Carpenter
great vid I'm buying this for my dad
What did he think?
@@Jeffreviews4u I guess we'll never know... XD
If my memory serves me right, Sears offered these in 2 sizes. Very useful.
Didn’t SEARS go out of business or was that just here locally? We have none left. 😞
I agree they are very useful.
@@ItsMeNanaD71 ours have closed as well.
I work at an auto store where we replace batteries all day this is perfect for that simple task
That is a great idea! Thanks for sharing your Thoughts.
I got one of those universal sockets when I went to use it it would not catch on the pens and the pins fell out
so does this work with stripped bolts?
Clever idea, but if you already have a full range of sockets, how hard is it to swap over from one to another? Takes one second!
That's true, but it is convenient to have.
Been curious about these for years. Thanks for the info.
Me too. I really liked it. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I might just try it out
It's a pretty handy tool to have. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
This is a nice one...definitely a cool Father’s Day gift! Great review!!
It was pretty cool. Thanks for checking it out!
this is a sham, and a stolen idea... do your research.
I guess that tool is good for light duty or small job
I'd agree with that. Definitely not for the tough jobs. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 🙂
I think of gutting one or two to try it at work
Let us know what you think. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
I definitely think they should have made the pins smaller. Don't understand why they didn't. Price maybe?
It may be price or maybe they already had the plans for production. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Thanks for the review it was really helpful. I saw this type of socket the other day and I was thinking of getting it for my dad.
absolutely - great stocking stuffer. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Hi I would think if you used a standard socket to insert and remove a similar lag bolt 20 times and compared the damage to the head of the one used with the universal socket would have been a good comparison. Great video anyway. Thanks.
That's a really good idea. Thanks for sharing.
Weren’t those called gator grip or something from the 90’s.
Yes Gator Grip was the original. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
I think that it's better to use the matching sockets. Looks like it really isn't a straight clean run
I agree...I will say I was putting a few 2x4s on a shed ramp the other day and happened to have mismatched bolts, it was handy to have this universal socket so I didnt have to look through the socket set to find the correct size. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Ever lost one single 10mm socket?
Absolutely. That's what makes this a great item...lost a Socket...use this one. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
The 10mm is always missing
By the way the original one is the gator grip socket and it comes I think in two sizes
That is correct. I recently reviewed the gator grip and compared it to the red dog ua-cam.com/video/jXe9UzMchbc/v-deo.html
The TV ad says it works on lug nuts. I'd like to see you remove and re-torque a small car's lug nuts to 90' lbs. lol
Can I use it on my 1in impact to take off semi truck tires?
Doubt it. This isn't that strong. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Thanks; this was really helpful!
Happy to help. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
Thanks so much! My dads going to love this for Christmas!
Very cool! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for Reviewing that. I was debating if I should to buy a Super Socket.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 🙂
You didn't try reversing/removing the screws with the Comoware and SuperSocket is a different brand. Not all Chinese junk is equal.
I reversed and re-screwed many times off camera to test it out. Around 5:35 I referenced the bolt being used 20 plus times. Thanks for stopping by and commenting
I’d have loved to see the screws driven all the way the way through.
Check this out: ua-cam.com/video/jXe9UzMchbc/v-deo.html hopefully you get to see more.
I've had to combine 2 socket sets for a mostly full one and it's really not working, so I'm excited to try this one out!
I was surprised with how well it actually worked out...definitely a handy tool!
How's it working out for you?
That was a gator grip socket look it up might be wrong with the name but a company named gator made it.
I believe this is another manufacturer. Same or similar item. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.
I think I'm going to get this for my hubby. He's not the drilling type of guy so I hope this would help. Appreciate the review.
Absolutely. Let is know what he thinks! 👍
You should drill a pilot hole in the wood before screwing on large bolts into wood
Thus is true. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I feel like the pins will just lock up overtime
It's definitely not intended for everyday use. I use it when I can't find the right socket. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
That's what she said. That's what she said. That's what she said. That's what she said.
Hahahaha. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Whenever I see the As Seen On TV logo I made sure I don't buy that item I don't think I've ever had something with an As Seen On TV logo work
Lol. Much of the time this is true. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
I think the pins are going to strip easily. It’s probably a waste of money.
I think down the road this will happen. That being said I have been pretty impressed with it.
Pass. It’s too unstable and seems like a hassle trying to get the damn thing to keep still. Amazing review by the way 👍
Go Bills!
Oh yeah! GO BILLS!
@@Jeffreviews4u Now, my dad is getting up there in years. He needs to see a BILLS SUPERBOWL WIN! Especially after 4 back to back without a win! A Bills Superbowl is the only wish I have for my dad who will be 80 in July, 2022!!! Goooooo BILLS!!!!! DO IT! PULL IT OUT!!!!
I’ll probably use this only to loosen up bolts..
That's s good point. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I burnt my waffles because I got distracted by this video😡 good review though
Nothing worse than burnt waffles 🧇. Thanks for checking out the video.
@@Jeffreviews4u thanks for making it ☺️
Your biscuits were burnin'?
I'll keep my sockets.
Sockets will last longer.
Super socket? You mean Gator Grip. I bought one over 15 years ago and i still have it.
Gator Grip!
There are a lot of these sockets that look alike...I think gator grip was the first. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
He likes the big one the best lol
Hmmm...that's what...lol. thanks for stopping by and commenting.
hope my daughter gets it for me for Christmas
Lol...subtle hint. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Thanks for the review!
Absolutely! Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Great review thank you sir
Thanks for the kind words. 😊
Hey Jeff, thanks for your review. I joined in on the premiere just as it was ending. I would definitely consider this as an addition to my tool box. I couldn't tell you how many times I would have to go back and forth to find the right socket. If I had to nitpick about anything it would be having to put pressure down on the head of the bolts to get them started but it wouldn't be a deal breaker. Thanks again and congrats to your son 👏
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@@Thatsright-tr2ks hey bud, hope you have a great 4th. Stay safe
I like it so far and it's pretty convenient to have it in my tool box.
Absolutely - stay safe!
When that first came out. It was called the Gator Grip. I bought one but I dis
It disappeared 😕 😔
I've heard of gator grip...now they market pipe fitting under that name.
it's good for carpentry not great for mechanics but could work in a stripped screw. should find some bolt in an old junker that's worn and try to take it out
I usually look for reviews on gadgets "to good to believe, et. al.". I don't doubt the effectiveness and efficiency of this item (universal socket). Durability is the only question.
Agreed. I get a lit of use out of mine. It has held up well....that being said I use a standard size for more difficult work. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
For what it’s worth, it does seem okay. Just okay, though.
Yeah
My Guy - it's good to have around in a pinch.
C & J Adventures - thanks for taking the time to comment.
wouldnt it be easier to spin the wing nut all the way down with ur fingers
It sure would! Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Not bashing on the tool but this seems like something that would be mainly used around the house rather than on the jobsite.
I'd agree, definitely a tool for around the house. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Perfect as gift for a parent
I must say, I was initially sceptical by the youtube add. I looked up a review and came across this video. I appreciate your honesty and I think I'm going to pass on this product.
It's a handy little tool but not for frequent use. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
@@Jeffreviews4u Yeah, my dad does plumbing, I just see it getting jammed after a couple months. Thank you for the help.
these have been around for years
Yes they have. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
im a casual dumb dumb and went OOH and jammed the drill bit thing into the socket and its stuck. but i work in tight spaces so i need it on a Ratchet
I've gotten mine stuck on the connector piece before. I attached it to my drill and used a crescent wrench as a wedge to pop it off. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
"I'm hoping I can put it in" the Story of My Life
Lol. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
I ordered several tool's and one bn small small chain saw along with extra an battery and 2 extras blades you battery charges both wrong and numbers you offer do not work
I ordered a super socket from superbrandtools around thanksgiving but it hasn’t come in yet and I got it as a gift. Has anyone else got theirs in yet?
I have purchased a few on Amazon. Came in a few days. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Probably a porch pirate was eyeballing your stoop.
Did you ever get yours? i just ordered and got one and it's a rip off ...cost $79 for the small one and i tired to cancel after ordered and checked reviews and prices....i am sure they are a scam company....many people never got one. And they wouldn't let me cancel or return it even tho it says guaranteed satisfaction.
@@marianl3447 Yes I actually did get it the mail a year ago lol
It’s good to have. But not depend on. Subject to wear more quickly. Good for around the house.
What world happiness on one old screws?
Great youtuber!
I appreciate the kind words. Have a great day and stay safe.
Is just for homeowner lightweight task. Something that grandma can do. Is not good for hardcore professionals. I don’t think is even for a homeowner that loves to make his home improvement.
I agree...home use only. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
It’s a cool idea! Gotta give props to the inventor. I’d be interested to know how long it holds up?
lol...
wish i had watched this before I bought one :(
Lol. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I would like to know the team who claimed to invent this got permission from. Gator socket. This is not the first socket like this.
Slight differences get past the patents. I've used the gator set and they are decent.
Only for dIY. I don’t think that would last for everyday work