Are all sockets hex heads or just some of them?
1632690
Some of them are 6 pt hex head and some of them are 12 pt. Awesome set for the price
1600484
Yes, the kit comes with two driver heads; one for SDS and one hex about 1 cm across flats. Be sure you only use drill mode, not impact.
1661263
Yes. All of the bits have the same, standard size hex shank. Even the small bits have that shank. My only concern would have been using spade bits with a 12v tool, but the user manual says you can use spade bits, and drill in metal. The case is handy to have.
1968994
It will take anything that can be centerd it depends on your hand strength to tighten on it. I have used all types of bits. Yes the hex bits work the best. Sharp bits will make the job much easier.
1872388
(16) SAE Hex Bit Sockets: 5/64" 1/4" Drive - ATD-189 3/32" 1/4" Drive - ATD-190 1/8" 1/4" Drive - ATD-191 5/32" 1/4" Drive - ATD-192 3/16" 1/4" Drive - ATD-194 7/32" 1/4" Drive - ATD-195 1/4" 1/4" Drive - ATD-196 9/32" 3/8" Drive - ATD-197 5/16" 3/8" Drive - ATD-187 3/8" 3/8" Drive - ATD-188 7/16" 3/8" Drive - ATD-198 1/2" 3/8" Drive - ATD-199 9/16" 1/2" Drive - ATD-201 5/8" 1/2" Drive - ATD-202 11/16" 1/2" Drive - ATD-203 3/4" 1/2" Drive - ATD-204 (16) Metric Hex Bit Sockets: 2mm 1/4" Drive - ATD-205 2.5mm 1/4" Drive - ATD-206 3mm 1/4" Drive - ATD-207 4mm 1/4" Drive - ATD-208 5mm 1/4" Drive - ATD-209 5.5mm 1/4" Drive - ATD-210 6mm 1/4" Drive - ATD-211 7mm 3/8" Drive - ATD-193 8mm 3/8" Drive - ATD-124556 9mm 3/8" Drive - ATD-212 10mm 3/8" Drive - ATD-124557 12mm 3/8" Drive - ATD-213 14mm 1/2" Drive - ATD-214 15mm 1/2" Drive - ATD-215 17mm 1/2" Drive - ATD-216 19mm 1/2" Drive - ATD-217
262143
Honestly, I am not positive about that. However, each of the sockets are rifled a bit and should fit some odd sizing since they are made to take out stripped bolts. Even if they don't happen to work and you can spare the cash, I imagine the set would come in handy later on in your toolbox.
1238340
YES, An allen wrench is the same as a hex key. When using them make sure they are fully inserted into the bolt head and no dirt or dust is in the head either. some are cut at the ends into a 'ball' shape for speed and ease of use during initial threading.
1474131
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000NPXHUM/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?ie=UTF8&m;=ATVPDKIKX0DER here's a set of nut drivers for the hex bits I use ones from the dealt impact sets I have
1942767
Yes this is just the socket. Need to have the ratchet to turn this once product.
1889808
There does not appear to be any sort of epoxy holding them in place, nor are there set screws to hold them in place. It appears they are inserted into the sockets and held there my pressure from a slightly smaller hole in the socket. Man, you must be tough on your tools if you're taling about replacing a socket in set like this. The bits/sockets are of good quality and I'd recommend them for use in any shop.
1673274
From what I've gathered, CDI creates the wrench body minus the handle and ratchet head for Snap-On tools. The only difference is the labeling and the teeth in the ratchet head. All sockets should "snap-on" and stay locked.
2172706
No it is not. I suggest you find a good spot for the hex tool as it is small and may get lost. Also it is plastic and if you hit the tool against something it can break.
810115
Yes you can use regular hex bits in this extension.it has a notch in it to accept the leather man bits that are flat. Those bits are a must have for the leatherman as well. I use them and the extension constantly.
1946069
Both long and short socket sets are available. I bought both sets for mine because you never know.
1648378
Technically yes, drill bits with hex ends are available, that's all you can use. The speed however of the driver is pretty slow for drilling
1231372
Yes, you get regular and deep sockets. Regular sockets are available in the 3 ratchet sizes.
1635952
Both ends have a hex of different sizes. Two sizes, one socket. In the middle of each flip socket is a 1/2" drive tang that you slip the extension that comes with the kit into the opposite end that you need for the lug nuts. Think of it working like any other socket except there's a an extra socket sticking out.