Sign of the times..

Started by Arnold, June 14, 2018, 10:20:50 AM

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Arnold

I remember when there were really no metric sockets(tools). No need. It wasn`t that long before I realized that WHEN I lost broke them it was cheaper if I waited until I was missing a few to just wait until they went on sale again and bought another set. I THINK that there are a few in  the lake where I parked my boats. I bought good stuff,lifetime warranty etc. I bought a LOT!! :oops:  :lol: of socket sets. Every now and again I would combine the odd ones into ANOTHER set. I have lots of socket sets everywhere :lol:

  Doing yet another clean up..I figured which sockets I would need to make up some more sets and replace lost ones.

  Sale time..went and bought another set. 3 8 drive..sae and metric. Nice case.

  Actually took a while to sink in :oops: metric 10-20mm sae..SAE  :evil: NO 3 8,7 16,1 2,9 16 sockets. There was a 5 8,11 16,3 4 sae.

  I never even bothered to look..or at the case..BEFORE I bought them.. Just WHAT :evil: kind of socket set would not have the above.

UGLY OLDS

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Quote from: ArnoldI remember when there were really no metric sockets(tools). No need. It wasn`t that long before I realized that WHEN I lost broke them it was cheaper if I waited until I was missing a few to just wait until they went on sale again and bought another set. I THINK that there are a few in  the lake where I parked my boats. I bought good stuff,lifetime warranty etc. I bought a LOT!! :oops:  :lol: of socket sets. Every now and again I would combine the odd ones into ANOTHER set. I have lots of socket sets everywhere :lol:

 
  Actually took a while to sink in :oops: metric 10-20mm sae..SAE  :evil: NO 3 8,7 16,1 2,9 16 sockets. There was a 5 8,11 16,3 4 sae.
Gee Arnold ...You said it took awhile to "sink in"....  :?  :?

 Are these tools only used around boats  :?:  :roll:    Did you ever think about fishing in that area with a magnet  :idea:  :shock:
Prolly LOTS cheaper than buying new tools all the time ....  Maybe tie a piece of string to them   :idea:    How about little-bitty floatation devices  :?:  :idea:

Just tryin' to help...... :?  8)  8)  :lol:

Bob... :wink:
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But, isn't it kind of funny that metric sockets use sae drives; 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2"?
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if God wanted the world metric , Jesus would have had 10 desciple4s . I rest my case .

idrivejunk

That must be a tric me socket set. :?
Matt

kb426

C.K., that was good. LOL
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