Here is a link for the tools shown in this video. Vevor 29 piece ( amzn.to/3XRaAhv) Pittsburgh pro 8 pice ( www.harborfreight.com/34-in-drive-sae-impact-socket-set-8-piece-67960.html)
the thing is yeah that vevor set has more sizes but one you don't need those often and I would rather buy some old style solid sockets off of marketplace or something as I already have some 3/4 sockets that are huge and probably as old as or older than my dad and they can handle an impact no problem and aren't cr-va and two the pittsburg is much easier to replace under warranty since they all have lifetime warranty now I can walk in and have them warranty the tool.
cr-v won't deform much as it is harder...it is not generally preferred for impact sockets as is shatters easier...cr-mo is softer and does not really shatter...the cr-v sockets will be harder on your tools and the hardware being removed than the cr-mo sockets which are classified as a consumable tool....the cheaper sets are cr-v
Here is a link for the tools shown in this video. Vevor 29 piece ( amzn.to/3XRaAhv) Pittsburgh pro 8 pice ( www.harborfreight.com/34-in-drive-sae-impact-socket-set-8-piece-67960.html)
Heard those chrome ones are soft and easy to deform.
the thing is yeah that vevor set has more sizes but one you don't need those often and I would rather buy some old style solid sockets off of marketplace or something as I already have some 3/4 sockets that are huge and probably as old as or older than my dad and they can handle an impact no problem and aren't cr-va and two the pittsburg is much easier to replace under warranty since they all have lifetime warranty now I can walk in and have them warranty the tool.
cr-v won't deform much as it is harder...it is not generally preferred for impact sockets as is shatters easier...cr-mo is softer and does not really shatter...the cr-v sockets will be harder on your tools and the hardware being removed than the cr-mo sockets which are classified as a consumable tool....the cheaper sets are cr-v