I'm four boxes deep in this setup, similar to yours. I agree that individual adapters should be available so your not buying a whole kit for one piece.
I think of the sizing nomenclature like this: Type S: Small 1/4” drive Type M: Medium 3/8” drive Type L: Large 1/2” drive (maybe one day) “Clear as mud…” You’re doing a solid job of explaining this man. Somebody figured they could make more money by taking a brilliant design for compatible versatility and packaging it so you need to buy multiple whole sets to take full advantage of said versatility.
I'll mention, I bought like 12 of the sets. The 1/2" drive metric and sae sets of the deep well sockets at type M. So you can use it on a 1/2" impact or the 3/8" type M ratchet that comes in the other sets. So I think type L is not coming soon because they're defaulting the 1/2" to type M
My guy is on a Freaking roll with these Klein knect videos! Love em all! ❤👍🏼☠️😎 Legos is the perfect way to describe them all. I gotta get set up like that.
Love it .. I'm waiting for my SAE/Metric set. I'm going to use it with my socket wrench and I will also use it with my ratcheting screwdriver. Thanks 👍
Helpful to see them all in one video! Here’s my power ranking… for now 😂 Best: new $39 1/4 starter set. 2nd: $99 flip socket set. 3rd: 16-in-1 screwdriver, really works well with that flip socket set. 4th: new $99 3/8 set. 5th: 11-in-1 ratcheting, might not really need this anymore since the new kits come with driver handles. 6th: everything else…
@@gregpowell7097 in Lowes store. They aren’t supposed to have them out yet so it won’t let you buy online. Just depends on if your store has them out early. LIVE Review! New Klein 3/8 SAE & METRIC Set #Klein #tools #maintenance 65400KNECT ua-cam.com/users/livett6MxdYIq_4?feature=share I have a link in the description of that video
My wishlist from your new videos consist of the 16-1 and 11-1 ratcheting hybrid, the stubby 8-1 with flip sockets, and the super screwdriver or impact 20-1. Plus the new $100 kit and the smaller $50 kit. How could you! They’re all so cool and my list was already all tools!!!! Hahaha, thank you though. I’m not getting them all which is why they’re wishlisted
Very cool! That 16-in-1 is the ticket I think. I have the 11-in-1 and have been saying I wish I had but storage instead of half of this lol. And Ba’-am there you are!
Thanks Joey I have been waiting to buy this till you broke it down like this ! I don’t mind them selling these in small sets but I hope soon they come out with a bare tray that you can put all of this in , I just don’t see me grabbing two sets to go into a job just to and realize I need the third set for the adaptor. I am looking for a replacement for all of the sockets that occupy a large space in my vehicle to something like all of these in one kit that can do everything. Great vid thanks for unscrambling the puzzle.
@@devingordon2385 I do a little of everything… but anytime you have to run a nut on a longer bolt. Unistrut, Toilet bolts, anchor bolts. You can do a lot of what you can do with these with deep sockets or ratchet wrenches. It’s just a more compact set than packing around ratcheting wrenches
Soo now in the evening, you just say to the wife "Hon I'm going out to the garage to play with my Knects". 😂 Good vid on how it works together, interesting to watch. 👍
Just took Quick Look at what I have similar and might be compatible? Pass thru tackLife 4-22mm (no skips, includes 4.5, 5.5) kit with ratchet and extensions and 1/4" and 3/8" square traditional ratchet/socket adaptors (also includes large range of SAE). Crescent 10-19mm no skips. Both of these kits are interchangeable. Have the Klein impact 11 in 1 driver that includes 3/8 and 5/16" (does the Knecht system fit inside this driver?). Also the Vaco impact driver kit in metric, includes 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14mm flip sockets. Also have a bunch of other multi driver Kliens, but they don't look like these will work in those handles
@@KosmicHRTRacingTeam the sockets only fit directly in the Ratcheting impact 11-1 as far as 11-1’s and the Passthroughs. It is the only one with a 12 point design in the handle. The larger flip sockets can be put on flip socket shafts with a standard 1/4” impact style adapter… so you can put them in anything that accepts those I doubt any other brands are compatible. I had a video asking people to try what they had and we never found any that were.. at least no one commented on it
I have three Lowe’s stores close to me, because it is a tri-state area. Interesting the prices vary on these new Klein tools. I just purchased the 85517HD kit for $23 regular price at the other two stores is $39. This kit is the impact 11 in 1 with the SAE nut driver set of flip sockets and 1/4 inch shaft. It had the Lowe’s “yellow” clearance tag on it. It is a very handy tool to throw in the car, boat or camper. Include the metric flip sockets and shaft will make it better. I am 73, been retired 11 years, but I still can’t resist buying tools, especially Lowe’s yellow tags just lure me 😂. This kit has the 32907 7 in 1 flip socket and the 32500HD 11 in 1 impact driver.
Been waiting a long time for Klein to come out with knect pass through metric sockets. Pretty cool that they made an all in one SAE and metric modbox set. This will save a lot of space in my car edc. I just wish they included a 18mm.
Appreciate it buddy. I tried to be concise, this could be a crazy long video… but I just wanted to throw out main stuff and get questions. I feel like Q&A in a live is a better option
@@southsidetom the extension I showed with the 1/4” is to use with the KNECT flip sockets which aren’t pass through anyways. It’s basically an adapter to keep you from carrying multiple ratchets, you can just do it all with the one. Sometimes you still need sockets or deep sockets even if you run pass through. Occasionally the bolt head or washer is in a hole where your ratchet won’t fit
Your Klein collection is certainly growing. Wonder how long it will be before someone brings out an adapter to go between different manufacturer's pass-thru fittings. I have found a 1/4 hex to 3/8 drive adapter from SabreCut fits into my ratcheting 32500HD Klein handle, not sure if it is long enough for the flip sockets though.
The 3/8 extension that comes withe the flip socket set accepts a 3/8 drive in the backside. It may make it super long with yours, but it would go on it
I've become a Klein fanboy. I learned something on my quest for the kits you've recently discussed I found that Lowes has their Klein tools in several places around the store. I still haven't found the 16-1 or the "starter set" but i was able to spend money on other sets. HAHAHA
I already have the Vaco metric impact driver and several Klein multi screw drivers. Going to have to break them out and decide what Klein kit(s) might make me an ideal kit (only use metric)
@@KosmicHRTRacingTeam it’s typically all about the adapters… also depends on if you want to use more in an impact, ratchet, or screwdriver which ones you want the most
Klein needs to release some type of overview roadmap with the benefits on the pairing of their different sets. Someone within already has it, otherwise none of these kits would have made it past the R&D stage. Or maybe this is their plan to keep it confusing so you’d buy more sets without questioning on what they’re purchasing.
Bought the 11-to-1 on impulse Aug '23 and still it takes me more time to figure out how to piece it all together than it does to fix the thing needing fixing. It sat in the drawer the first 6 months. So I see proprietary adapters for sockets and ... I dunno. These newer screwdriver handle systems make more sense but they're all so heavy in the hand, that's one cost. The appeal is of course less space consumed AND dedicated cases. Lose anything but the standard 1/4" bits and you're SOL unless Klein ever sells each and every part separately.
I’m always a dedicated screwdrivers in a pouch person if I’m doing work that I know what I need. All the “multi” stuff for me are space savers for service work jobs of the unknown. I agree with the proprietary adapters… especially since they aren’t selling some of them individually at the moment
@@MORGANSMaintenance I can appreciate that. As I get older I want to pare down and better organize. I also want to delete the "one location" aspect of my hand tools. When I was young I only worked on cars and so a heavy rolling tool chest that stayed in the garage made sense. But damn, if you move you need a truck and ramp. I'm now also into more DIY home repair and renovation and need tools "everywhere," even if one day it's in the garage and the next it's inside my house. I'm slowly moving to stack system boxes but what I think I like about things like the KNECT isn't their ability to snap onto a bigger box. It's that it's a small grouped set easily transportable. Thought you needed a 14mm but it's really a 12mm? No need to go back to the garage when the grouped set is there with you. My hope is that also means fewer misplaced pieces.
@@thenexthobby I’ve been the same way. I have worked at one location for quite some time and now I work out of my truck with limited space. I look at tool storage and movability a lot differently now
At this point you might as well take the larger case do some kasen or shadow foam and make the best set for you. Like you said it's a expensive way to do it but your knee deep already why not. I got a question does gearwrench husky hf or crescent x6 pass through sockets work in thoes handles ect. If so I don't have to buy sets just the specific adapters and dig out some old sets from the dusty pile if unused tools. I'd also ponder what other cases that these could be put into to make them more bag friendly. Surely you don't need every or some size just pick the most common offenders like we do with flip sockets (whatever brand or malcos). I know 1/4in ussaly dosent go past 14mm but alot of what people do isn't huge torque values i think a modern 1/4in drive could handle 40 50 ft lbs even if it was 16 18 19mm. Just food for throught.
It hasn’t worked with any of the other ones that I tried in them. I made a video asking and didn’t get any responses on those either. There is a lot of redundancy for sure
With some thought i found my own answer to larger socket sizes on 1/4in hex shanks. The answer is Japanese vessel sk11 koken ect sockets that are one peice. They come inshallow deep and really deep and can handle 100 ft lbs at least. The only problem no sae sizes.
This is what I’d like to know as well. I have a crescent set, a gear wrench set and I think maybe a tacklife set. Would be cool if they were all compatible and combine with the best of Klein and come up with the perfect set. I’d throw in a slime clear packout. I already have Milwaukee packout, some DeWalt and a bunch of Ridgid, no way am I going to jump into another box eco system.
@@psjr57 it is only in store… IF they have put it out early. Its not that it’s not available, they just aren’t supposed to be selling it yet. You can only get in store right now
Hey Morgan love the content man big fan wanted to let you know that I hate not having to be able to bit the flip socket on my 3/8 ractches the small ones but I saw this and I thing if I buy this I might be able to I don’t know if you’ve done a review on this one yet but it be cool if you could do it with this one (Klein Tools 65240 KNECT) this is the box I’m talking about
@ thank you yeah I bought the 3/8 one and the starter kit and the flip socket but I have checked yet but I hope that I am able to put the one 1/4 flip socket shaft into the 3/8 rachet or I might wanna get a kit has the 3/4 flip socket shaft
@ but it’s good to know that I can use the 1/4 rachet it would be cool if they come out with a 3/8 unless the 3/8 and 1/4 Klein rachet sizes are the same
@Morgan's Maintenance - tell me more about the Box in back that has no tray an LOOKS to just be holding the extensions? Please n Thanks bro Guessing just a extra set you got and you took the tray out? Asking cuz I have been hunting one , hoping they already sell them empty - no luck so far
@@chickenfriedsteak3669 you guessed right. It was a case for a set that had a 11-1 in it with bits I got on clearance. The inserts just snap in on all these
I just picked up the 21 piece starter set at the store yesterday. Online the Lowe’s site it said my store had 13 in stock but also said unavailable. I went to the store and found it and purchased it. I’m digging it so far!
@@MORGANSMaintenancesorry I’m slow right now, just rewinded the video a little bit and it clicked…lol! I also should have finished the video and it would have clicked. It’s been a long day! Thanks for this very informative knect video my friend…lol!
The new 11-in-1 design is a no-brainer for me, KNECT or not. It does make some of the other KNECT stuff attractive too. In my work I think the low profile pass-through is the biggest selling point to the KNECT system. I'm holding out for a "Type S" pass-through set with SAE and metric size sockets. It seems like this would be and obvious set that would directly compete with common 1/4" sets. A small version of the set you have front and center that you call the 65400 ... but I also don't find that particular set anywhere? *I can't even find it on the Klein website? I just have no real use case to justify the giant flip sizes over a regular set.
I think you’re right… I can see the Type S coming out with a SAE and Metric since they came out with the other. Not sure why they didn’t just do it now 🤷♂️
Yeah I was torn between is it too much… or is it better to get all the info out there in case someone has the only the money for one set. It is the last one though… I promise… for now 😂
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Yeah, but have you ever trying to make video-relations from EVERY visit to the tool store? Because that's what he does and it's impressive. Every 10 minutes of video is at least an hour of editing.
I couldn't agree more and every other video I thank home for the time he puts into the video side of things. I think I've thanked him to death. It's more than I got time to do and I'm glad he does it 👍.
The upgrades to the kits and their availability is starting to get confusing. For instance, on Klein's site they have those kits marked as new but show the picture for the old ones.
@@Neto-1984 I think for me with the price and the sizes I typically use, I’d go with the 21 piece starter set. Then for the $99 it depends on if you use passthrough much, but you are getting SAE, metric, ratchet, and screwdriver handle with the 65400 set… and just sockets with the other.
That 21-piece starter kit is looking mighty tempting, and the price seems reasonable enough to see if it's something to consider without breaking the bank.
@@guyfox216 I think only if you are somebody that uses two sizes all the time and can flip them… but then what are the odds the combo will be what you need. If they were magnetic, it would be a different story. With the extension on the passthrough, I feel like it should be the “if you can only have one” set.
unless you are working in a clean and organized environment, with plenty of work space to have your tools setup on, I see a big problem with these. I'm a union electrician who mainly works in industrial and heavy commercial environments with limited work space and not the cleanest place to have tool sets scattered around in. having the need to open 3 to 4 boxes of tools to put all those different parts together, is not very efficient. nor is it practical to be carrying around on a jobsite.
@@TwoFeatherChannel yeah I work out of my truck for service type work, so I just pull out stuff for jobs as needed. Yeah in a place where you have many hands or spread out it’s not as handy as a pouch
@@MORGANSMaintenance yes it would be great for a service truck, work bench or even a tool cart. just not for what I do, hopping from one project to the next every 2 hours in a plant environment.
@@MORGANSMaintenance Happens to the best of them. I think for your content such filters are completely unnecessary but if you ever decide to use such things, then the tip is to think of it as salt. If you can tell it's salty you've added too much.
I agree. The minute you use the extension adapter you "block out" the ability to use it as a 'pass thru' wrench set. Based upon the prices in this vid, I'm happy I bought the Craftsman 105 piece 1/4 & 3/8 ratchet with shallow and deep sockets. Just one box. Lowes has it for $69
I'm four boxes deep in this setup, similar to yours. I agree that individual adapters should be available so your not buying a whole kit for one piece.
They won’t come out with those until you are at least 10 boxes deep 😂
Thank you for keeping me distracted while going through hurricane Milton.
@@phillipmoody710 Hope you are safe.. my mom is in the mix of it too
I think of the sizing nomenclature like this:
Type S: Small 1/4” drive
Type M: Medium 3/8” drive
Type L: Large 1/2” drive (maybe one day)
“Clear as mud…” You’re doing a solid job of explaining this man. Somebody figured they could make more money by taking a brilliant design for compatible versatility and packaging it so you need to buy multiple whole sets to take full advantage of said versatility.
@@buddhaweatherby368 Type L… probably right on that one 👍
I'll mention, I bought like 12 of the sets. The 1/2" drive metric and sae sets of the deep well sockets at type M. So you can use it on a 1/2" impact or the 3/8" type M ratchet that comes in the other sets. So I think type L is not coming soon because they're defaulting the 1/2" to type M
@ good to know. Thanks 👍
If Klein don't sponsor you , they should Great vid & great product ... Thx
@@Eddy63 they sent me a few things awhile back… but not for awhile. It would be nice
My guy is on a Freaking roll with these Klein knect videos! Love em all! ❤👍🏼☠️😎
Legos is the perfect way to describe them all. I gotta get set up like that.
Appreciate it 👍👍
Love it .. I'm waiting for my SAE/Metric set. I'm going to use it with my socket wrench and I will also use it with my ratcheting screwdriver. Thanks 👍
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Helpful to see them all in one video! Here’s my power ranking… for now 😂
Best: new $39 1/4 starter set.
2nd: $99 flip socket set.
3rd: 16-in-1 screwdriver, really works well with that flip socket set.
4th: new $99 3/8 set.
5th: 11-in-1 ratcheting, might not really need this anymore since the new kits come with driver handles.
6th: everything else…
@@jaydoherty8402 I think you are spot on… someone might flip 2 and 4 if they use passthrough more, but that’s a personal thing
They're just toys for dads. Im sold!
@@keithw3208 everyone is calling them legos 😂
We want legs not mega blocks! No offerings for us! Better than collectable steins.
Where’d you get that 65400 with the screwdriver and pass through. I can’t find that anywhere? Nice set I want it.
@@gregpowell7097 in Lowes store. They aren’t supposed to have them out yet so it won’t let you buy online. Just depends on if your store has them out early.
LIVE Review! New Klein 3/8 SAE & METRIC Set #Klein #tools #maintenance 65400KNECT
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I have a link in the description of that video
Look at him go, he's unstoppable! Lol good stuff
@@saikyouabe 👍👍
My wishlist from your new videos consist of the 16-1 and 11-1 ratcheting hybrid, the stubby 8-1 with flip sockets, and the super screwdriver or impact 20-1. Plus the new $100 kit and the smaller $50 kit. How could you! They’re all so cool and my list was already all tools!!!! Hahaha, thank you though. I’m not getting them all which is why they’re wishlisted
Priority wise the 16-1, 11-1, and the $50 kit. Maybe a flip socket kit.
Are they on Amazon by chance, or just Lowe’s?
I do the same thing… I have a huge list of some tools I will probably never buy, but if a crazy deal shows up I get
Very cool! That 16-in-1 is the ticket I think. I have the 11-in-1 and have been saying I wish I had but storage instead of half of this lol. And Ba’-am there you are!
@@ArmoredXJ somebody listened to you 😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance ha! I guess so lol!!!
Thanks Joey I have been waiting to buy this till you broke it down like this ! I don’t mind them selling these in small sets but I hope soon they come out with a bare tray that you can put all of this in , I just don’t see me grabbing two sets to go into a job just to and realize I need the third set for the adaptor. I am looking for a replacement for all of the sockets that occupy a large space in my vehicle to something like all of these in one kit that can do everything. Great vid thanks for unscrambling the puzzle.
@@lockhammer3481 you are welcome. Did your sandbag’s work?
What type of jobs do y'all use these sets on? HVAC? Electrical? I can't see myself using them yet.
@@devingordon2385 I do a little of everything… but anytime you have to run a nut on a longer bolt. Unistrut, Toilet bolts, anchor bolts.
You can do a lot of what you can do with these with deep sockets or ratchet wrenches. It’s just a more compact set than packing around ratcheting wrenches
❤ Klein stuff cause it is good stuff I can't wait until Amazon comes out with it
@@milwaukee_69 it’s usually about two weeks after Lowe’s releases it
Soo now in the evening, you just say to the wife "Hon I'm going out to the garage to play with my Knects". 😂
Good vid on how it works together, interesting to watch. 👍
@@gnic76 the grandkids will say, “I want to go to grandpa’s house and play KNECTS” 😂
Just took Quick Look at what I have similar and might be compatible? Pass thru tackLife 4-22mm (no skips, includes 4.5, 5.5) kit with ratchet and extensions and 1/4" and 3/8" square traditional ratchet/socket adaptors (also includes large range of SAE). Crescent 10-19mm no skips. Both of these kits are interchangeable. Have the Klein impact 11 in 1 driver that includes 3/8 and 5/16" (does the Knecht system fit inside this driver?). Also the Vaco impact driver kit in metric, includes 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14mm flip sockets. Also have a bunch of other multi driver Kliens, but they don't look like these will work in those handles
@@KosmicHRTRacingTeam the sockets only fit directly in the Ratcheting impact 11-1 as far as 11-1’s and the Passthroughs. It is the only one with a 12 point design in the handle.
The larger flip sockets can be put on flip socket shafts with a standard 1/4” impact style adapter… so you can put them in anything that accepts those
I doubt any other brands are compatible. I had a video asking people to try what they had and we never found any that were.. at least no one commented on it
I have three Lowe’s stores close to me, because it is a tri-state area. Interesting the prices vary on these new Klein tools. I just purchased the 85517HD kit for $23 regular price at the other two stores is $39. This kit is the impact 11 in 1 with the SAE nut driver set of flip sockets and 1/4 inch shaft. It had the Lowe’s “yellow” clearance tag on it. It is a very handy tool to throw in the car, boat or camper. Include the metric flip sockets and shaft will make it better. I am 73, been retired 11 years, but I still can’t resist buying tools, especially Lowe’s yellow tags just lure me 😂. This kit has the 32907 7 in 1 flip socket and the 32500HD 11 in 1 impact driver.
@@terryspears2307 I’m a yellow tag watcher myself 😂👍
Been waiting a long time for Klein to come out with knect pass through metric sockets. Pretty cool that they made an all in one SAE and metric modbox set. This will save a lot of space in my car edc. I just wish they included a 18mm.
@@JC_1095 yeah there were a couple skips in there
Yes! Great video. Thank you.
Appreciate it buddy. I tried to be concise, this could be a crazy long video… but I just wanted to throw out main stuff and get questions. I feel like Q&A in a live is a better option
So when you use that EXTENSION on the 1/4" pass thru wrench, it no longer is a pass-thru?? Is that correct?
@@southsidetom the extension I showed with the 1/4” is to use with the KNECT flip sockets which aren’t pass through anyways. It’s basically an adapter to keep you from carrying multiple ratchets, you can just do it all with the one.
Sometimes you still need sockets or deep sockets even if you run pass through. Occasionally the bolt head or washer is in a hole where your ratchet won’t fit
Your Klein collection is certainly growing. Wonder how long it will be before someone brings out an adapter to go between different manufacturer's pass-thru fittings. I have found a 1/4 hex to 3/8 drive adapter from SabreCut fits into my ratcheting 32500HD Klein handle, not sure if it is long enough for the flip sockets though.
The 3/8 extension that comes withe the flip socket set accepts a 3/8 drive in the backside. It may make it super long with yours, but it would go on it
I've become a Klein fanboy. I learned something on my quest for the kits you've recently discussed I found that Lowes has their Klein tools in several places around the store. I still haven't found the 16-1 or the "starter set" but i was able to spend money on other sets. HAHAHA
@@johnscott7089 yeah they like to spread them out for sure
I already have the Vaco metric impact driver and several Klein multi screw drivers. Going to have to break them out and decide what Klein kit(s) might make me an ideal kit (only use metric)
@@KosmicHRTRacingTeam it’s typically all about the adapters… also depends on if you want to use more in an impact, ratchet, or screwdriver which ones you want the most
They look pretty likeable / compact and Capable ! ( And a possible addiction ) !
@@chrisfyfe9212 I can definitely see that
Klein needs to release some type of overview roadmap with the benefits on the pairing of their different sets. Someone within already has it, otherwise none of these kits would have made it past the R&D stage. Or maybe this is their plan to keep it confusing so you’d buy more sets without questioning on what they’re purchasing.
A lot of them have a ton of overlap. The Type M Essential set is the best all around at the moment to me. It has a lot of what all the other have
Bought the 11-to-1 on impulse Aug '23 and still it takes me more time to figure out how to piece it all together than it does to fix the thing needing fixing. It sat in the drawer the first 6 months. So I see proprietary adapters for sockets and ... I dunno. These newer screwdriver handle systems make more sense but they're all so heavy in the hand, that's one cost.
The appeal is of course less space consumed AND dedicated cases. Lose anything but the standard 1/4" bits and you're SOL unless Klein ever sells each and every part separately.
I’m always a dedicated screwdrivers in a pouch person if I’m doing work that I know what I need. All the “multi” stuff for me are space savers for service work jobs of the unknown.
I agree with the proprietary adapters… especially since they aren’t selling some of them individually at the moment
@@MORGANSMaintenance I can appreciate that. As I get older I want to pare down and better organize. I also want to delete the "one location" aspect of my hand tools. When I was young I only worked on cars and so a heavy rolling tool chest that stayed in the garage made sense. But damn, if you move you need a truck and ramp. I'm now also into more DIY home repair and renovation and need tools "everywhere," even if one day it's in the garage and the next it's inside my house.
I'm slowly moving to stack system boxes but what I think I like about things like the KNECT isn't their ability to snap onto a bigger box. It's that it's a small grouped set easily transportable. Thought you needed a 14mm but it's really a 12mm? No need to go back to the garage when the grouped set is there with you. My hope is that also means fewer misplaced pieces.
@@thenexthobby I’ve been the same way. I have worked at one location for quite some time and now I work out of my truck with limited space. I look at tool storage and movability a lot differently now
At this point you might as well take the larger case do some kasen or shadow foam and make the best set for you. Like you said it's a expensive way to do it but your knee deep already why not. I got a question does gearwrench husky hf or crescent x6 pass through sockets work in thoes handles ect. If so I don't have to buy sets just the specific adapters and dig out some old sets from the dusty pile if unused tools. I'd also ponder what other cases that these could be put into to make them more bag friendly. Surely you don't need every or some size just pick the most common offenders like we do with flip sockets (whatever brand or malcos). I know 1/4in ussaly dosent go past 14mm but alot of what people do isn't huge torque values i think a modern 1/4in drive could handle 40 50 ft lbs even if it was 16 18 19mm. Just food for throught.
It hasn’t worked with any of the other ones that I tried in them. I made a video asking and didn’t get any responses on those either.
There is a lot of redundancy for sure
With some thought i found my own answer to larger socket sizes on 1/4in hex shanks. The answer is Japanese vessel sk11 koken ect sockets that are one peice. They come inshallow deep and really deep and can handle 100 ft lbs at least. The only problem no sae sizes.
This is what I’d like to know as well. I have a crescent set, a gear wrench set and I think maybe a tacklife set. Would be cool if they were all compatible and combine with the best of Klein and come up with the perfect set. I’d throw in a slime clear packout. I already have Milwaukee packout, some DeWalt and a bunch of Ridgid, no way am I going to jump into another box eco system.
No 1/2" Set and Drive?
@@JorgeRamirez they just came out with some 1/2” deep sockets
@@MORGANSMaintenance Oh ok
The link to the new 65400 says it’s no longer available at Lowe’s
@@psjr57 it is only in store… IF they have put it out early. Its not that it’s not available, they just aren’t supposed to be selling it yet. You can only get in store right now
Hey Morgan love the content man big fan wanted to let you know that I hate not having to be able to bit the flip socket on my 3/8 ractches the small ones but I saw this and I thing if I buy this I might be able to I don’t know if you’ve done a review on this one yet but it be cool if you could do it with this one
(Klein Tools 65240 KNECT) this is the box I’m talking about
@@jacqueskriel7351 if you use the 1/4” bit holder you can put a flip socket shaft in it I think.
I will look that up
@ thank you yeah I bought the 3/8 one and the starter kit and the flip socket but I have checked yet but I hope that I am able to put the one 1/4 flip socket shaft into the 3/8 rachet or I might wanna get a kit has the 3/4 flip socket shaft
@ but it’s good to know that I can use the 1/4 rachet it would be cool if they come out with a 3/8 unless the 3/8 and 1/4 Klein rachet sizes are the same
@@jacqueskriel7351 the ratchets are different. They have type m (3/8) and type s (1/4”) sockets
@@MORGANSMaintenance ooo ok thanks
And they are supposed to come out with a ratcheting stubby 32561HDRT. Hopefully soon i want that one.
@@nolanring2067 will be interesting to see how it’s different
@Morgan's Maintenance - tell me more about the Box in back that has no tray an LOOKS to just be holding the extensions? Please n Thanks bro
Guessing just a extra set you got and you took the tray out? Asking cuz I have been hunting one , hoping they already sell them empty - no luck so far
@@chickenfriedsteak3669 you guessed right. It was a case for a set that had a 11-1 in it with bits I got on clearance. The inserts just snap in on all these
@@MORGANSMaintenance Awesome thanks! Sure hope they put out empties , Thanks ferrrrrrrr showin' ana sharin' , Amigo!
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I just picked up the 21 piece starter set at the store yesterday. Online the Lowe’s site it said my store had 13 in stock but also said unavailable. I went to the store and found it and purchased it. I’m digging it so far!
@@txvet7738 👍👍. Thats the same experience I had…
@@MORGANSMaintenance so does that 3/8 adapter from the bigger flip socket set not go into the screwdriver handle from the starter set?
@txvet7738 no… that’s the type M and Type S… the starter set is type S which is 1/2” and the type M stuff is 5/8”
@@MORGANSMaintenancesorry I’m slow right now, just rewinded the video a little bit and it clicked…lol! I also should have finished the video and it would have clicked. It’s been a long day! Thanks for this very informative knect video my friend…lol!
@@txvet7738 no problem.. it’s confusing, I was getting confused filming it 😂
I just ordered the “starter kit” and the “essential kit” from Lowe’s
@@mackmurphy5799 👍👍
Another great video--as usual!
Thank you 👍
Where are the knect sets made?
@@MrTubes0ck most have been Taiwan.. I’m not sure if all of them are
The new 11-in-1 design is a no-brainer for me, KNECT or not. It does make some of the other KNECT stuff attractive too. In my work I think the low profile pass-through is the biggest selling point to the KNECT system.
I'm holding out for a "Type S" pass-through set with SAE and metric size sockets. It seems like this would be and obvious set that would directly compete with common 1/4" sets. A small version of the set you have front and center that you call the 65400 ... but I also don't find that particular set anywhere? *I can't even find it on the Klein website?
I just have no real use case to justify the giant flip sizes over a regular set.
I think you’re right… I can see the Type S coming out with a SAE and Metric since they came out with the other. Not sure why they didn’t just do it now 🤷♂️
The only socket size missing from the starter set is 11/32. Otherwise it contains almost everything I needed.
@@gregbradshaw9415 👍👍.. yeah the original 1/4” set had one I think
Ok so im definitely getting the 65400 once ots available, which should be the 21st of October.
@@saikyouabe it’s a useful set for sure… still pricey at $99 but I feel like it’s a better value than the other 3/8 set
Awww ... Gen Z.
Had to physically, go to the store.
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So many Klein, so little time.
CN4P 2024
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@@VRCM_Skywarn_XUSA it was taxing to go out amongst the people 😂
Moral of the story: buy them all
😂😂.. I think that’s what Klein did a pushing for
Very informative.
And a bit crazy, given it's a 6th Klein video within 48 hours.
Yeah I was torn between is it too much… or is it better to get all the info out there in case someone has the only the money for one set.
It is the last one though… I promise… for now 😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance It's good. The more videos, the better. It's just impressive you have time and energy for all that.
He's just like us that look around the store every trip we're there. It's a candy shop we just get paid to play in it.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Yeah, but have you ever trying to make video-relations from EVERY visit to the tool store?
Because that's what he does and it's impressive.
Every 10 minutes of video is at least an hour of editing.
I couldn't agree more and every other video I thank home for the time he puts into the video side of things. I think I've thanked him to death. It's more than I got time to do and I'm glad he does it 👍.
The upgrades to the kits and their availability is starting to get confusing. For instance, on Klein's site they have those kits marked as new but show the picture for the old ones.
@@TAP89 I think it’s because Lowe’s isn’t supposed to have them out yet… now why Kleins website is messed up 🤷♂️
they need to make an electric screwdriver similar in size to the vessel ones
@@trevorf5948 hard to beat that Vessel for me so far 👍
If you were to start from scratch, which one(s) would start with?
@@Neto-1984 I think for me with the price and the sizes I typically use, I’d go with the 21 piece starter set.
Then for the $99 it depends on if you use passthrough much, but you are getting SAE, metric, ratchet, and screwdriver handle with the 65400 set… and just sockets with the other.
That 21-piece starter kit is looking mighty tempting, and the price seems reasonable enough to see if it's something to consider without breaking the bank.
Nah, their marketing on this is a clusterf*ck, and neither their website nor the Lowe's site make it any easier to parse
@@LupusAdNoctem Lowe’s website is the worst
This illustrates precisely, wasn't it MattHmm who called these Legos for Men?
@@OnusBones that is what they are… and I think I only scratched the surface
I don’t understand the point of flip sockets tbh. Why carry both flip sockets and pass threw sockets
@@guyfox216 I think only if you are somebody that uses two sizes all the time and can flip them… but then what are the odds the combo will be what you need. If they were magnetic, it would be a different story.
With the extension on the passthrough, I feel like it should be the “if you can only have one” set.
I hope they come out with some empty boxes.
@@kaceesavage that would be nice too.. I made an empty one out of the one I got on clearance with the 11-1
Man your kicking out the videos today
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN yeah Klein hit my store pretty hard 😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance I might have to swing by Lowe’s tomorrow and see what my store has
Klein needs to come out with better ratchets: flexible head, longer handle, round handle, etc...
yeah, Ima tell apprentices to stick to the square-drive flip sockets...
Buy 3 sets for yet another multi-size pass-tru setup? no, thanks.
if you put multiple adapters on an impact, you can just as well use a drill driver.
They do need to add a flex head to this system, or a small adapter to the sockets that you can put on other brands
unless you are working in a clean and organized environment, with plenty of work space to have your tools setup on, I see a big problem with these.
I'm a union electrician who mainly works in industrial and heavy commercial environments with limited work space and not the cleanest place to have tool sets scattered around in. having the need to open 3 to 4 boxes of tools to put all those different parts together, is not very efficient. nor is it practical to be carrying around on a jobsite.
@@TwoFeatherChannel yeah I work out of my truck for service type work, so I just pull out stuff for jobs as needed. Yeah in a place where you have many hands or spread out it’s not as handy as a pouch
@@MORGANSMaintenance yes it would be great for a service truck, work bench or even a tool cart. just not for what I do, hopping from one project to the next every 2 hours in a plant environment.
The color-grading is a bit extreme.
Yeah I messed up on this and some shorts with some filter and didn’t realize it. I think I have that all fixed now
@@MORGANSMaintenance Happens to the best of them.
I think for your content such filters are completely unnecessary but if you ever decide to use such things, then the tip is to think of it as salt.
If you can tell it's salty you've added too much.
Too many klein tools to buy 😭😭
All at once too… could have at least spaced them out. Wouldn’t be bad except I just bought tires for my truck too 😂
Didn’t you just release a video like this?
@@Journeyman1642 not that I know of… I did several for the sets individually
@@MORGANSMaintenance ohhhhh
Too bad the screwdrivers don’t come with a case
@@robertalva6898 yeah a lot of people want to put the ratcheting driver in one with their type s stuff
I’m so confused. That’s the issue I see with these.
@@chiane1968 they are coming out with more comprehensive sets… they have been piece milling it before this.
It is confusing though
Dude!🤯lol…
@@terryspohn4864 👍👍
FORIGN MADE , NO THANKS
@@davidkay4174 👍
Too confusing. Passing on the whole Klein socket set combos.
@@ElectroAtletico it can be when you start mixing them together. I think the two new sets by themselves are decent stand alone
@ElectroAtletico it ain't confusing, you just lack creativity
I agree. The minute you use the extension adapter you "block out" the ability to use it as a 'pass thru' wrench set. Based upon the prices in this vid, I'm happy I bought the Craftsman 105 piece 1/4 & 3/8 ratchet with shallow and deep sockets. Just one box. Lowes has it for $69
Worker's LEGO
@@DDnight546 pretty much 😂