Tried this conversion out. A lot cheaper than snap on. I got this far just hammering and boiling the grip.
I will try to press it in with a large wood clamp next. Ill keep yall updated.
Tekton 6 in 1 handle. Only $4
Fairly new to their product line and considering picking up their 3/8" digital torque wrench and possibly the 1/2" too. Does anyone know if they offer occasional promos or holiday sales? I know they have 10% rewards on their site, but just checking if there's anything else before I purchase. Appreciate any info.
Incase not everyone is as addicted to the Tekton outlet as I am and maybe doesn’t check it daily- there’s now chrome and impact semi-deep 3/8 drive sockets in metric and SAE for around $4/ea.
Anyone using these? Surprised there are no posts here about them -- just one a few months ago, when they were first introduced.
I've seen a couple of reviews, and I'm considering getting the 3/8- and 1/2-inch models to replace my aging micrometer torque wrenches (an old Snap-On, and a newer Wurth).
There've been a couple good YouTube reviews, but I'm interested in hearing about experiences from anyone else. Also, any rumors about a 1/4-inch model?
How's the battery life? Isn't it weird that the 1/2 and 3/8ths are the same length?
Just got the email from Tekton about this.
This is exactly why I love this brand and will continue to buy their products and recommend them. This to me is all about customer support. One stop shop for all we need. They didn’t have to do this but they did. And to me that speaks to how much they care. Great work Tekton. You’ve earned a lifetime customer.
https://www.tekton.com/torque-wrench-recertification-service
So im a rack refrigeration service tech i brought the craftman v seris socket and rachecet set a few years ago but I dont like the backdrag on it plus its way too cunkey I saw the tekton 1/2 flex head i want to know if its worth it also in wondering if the head becomes floppy after some use thanks for all contributions
