🔥 Milwaukee Tools Impact Sockets: No Joke! How They're Holding Up After A Year Of Use
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- Опубликовано: 14 сен 2021
- Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomotive.com/ talks with you about the new Milwaukee Tools SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty 6-Point Socket Lineup which will be available in 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4", and 1" drives and how they are holding up over the last year of heavy use.This lineup will include impact extensions, adapters, universal joints, reducers, socket rails and clips, and retaining rings. These sockets are designed for use with impact wrenches, drivers, and ratchets. What sets these impact sockets apart from everything else is the boldest, longer-lasting markings. These markings are machined into the socket and ink-filled so they will not wear off. The markings are very impressive.
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→ 12PC SHOCKWAVE™ Impact Duty™ ½” Drive SAE Deep 6 Point Socket Set 49-66-7011
→ 14PC SHOCKWAVE™ Impact Duty™ ½” Drive Metric Deep 6 Point Socket Set 49-66-7014
→ 8PC SHOCKWAVE™ Impact Duty™ 3/8” Drive Metric Deep 6 Point Socket Set 49-66-7021
→ 9PC SHOCKWAVE™ Impact Duty™ ½” Drive SAE Deep 6 Point Socket Set 49-66-7022
→ 8PC SHOCKWAVE™ Impact Duty™ 3/8” Drive SAE Deep 6 Point Socket Set 49-66-7024
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Finally! Someone who posts a review of them with real world use! I’ve been debating on these versus the Neiko impact sets.
These appear to be good Impact sockets, the high-vis numbering is a great feature. I am especially happy that the numbering held up with very little damage over a year!
I was a little worried when I first got them that it wouldn’t hold up but they’ve been holding up great.
They look awesome! I wish I would have bought them when I was looking for impact socket! Thanks for the follow up video!
They are pretty awesome. Thank you for watching!
Hi, I seen these on shop tool reviews and they are awesome, quality demonstration ty, Bob,
Great video, You just sound so honest to me. Keep up the great content. Sincerely appreciate it.
Thank you!
Great review.
Thank you!
Thank you for the video
another great video, you can't go wrong with Milwaukee 👍
I agree. Thank you for watching!
Excellent R&D 👍 quality products 💪
Thank you!
Thanks for a good, no-nonsense and very real-world view! What rail are you using?
Are use the VIM tools magnetic Socket Real’s
Thanks for your video ....question
How do they compare to the snapon? Since I've seen so many videos showing snapons shallow sockets putting more torque response than others. Thanks
The 43 piece set is going for 99$ on Ohio power tools right now
I’m having a hard time getting the socket to go onto the wrench anvil thing. There’s like a spring on the end anvils makes it difficult. Is there a trick to doing this? Looking for a vid on this
This is refreshing. A majority of socket reviews are about sockets that haven’t been time tested; that gets old.
Or unboxings…
@@kevinsmoon3257 I got to admit I basically did some tool unboxing films on my itty-bitty channel mainly to see what kind of feedback I get from viewers who have used the tools more frequently that I showcased. I stopped doing that a long time ago; it seems so useless . I’s much rather give the long term reviews like ole Mr. Brian there. The Flat-rate Master has done some long term reviews on his channel as well. I don’t get near the amount of automotive repair work that I would like to be able to do the same thing.
@@donaldhollums3278 yeah I understand but sometimes you just want to see the tool in action or how its performed over the years and the unboxings are such a tease haha 😥
@@kevinsmoon3257 yeah, the unboxing reviews are good to get the “wanter” going.
What steel do they use though? No mention at all on the specific alloy makes me concerned a little bit.
Good video
Thank you!
@@HowtoAutomotive your very welcome
I just wish they sold the 24 piece one in the UK.
I couldn’t stand the skips in the metric/sae combo kit so I bought husky impact sockets
Wow the 10mm is one of the cleanest ones yet one of the most used sockets. Everyone always uses n loses 10mm all the time so for it to be one of the cleanest, it must have been replaced at least a couple times in the last 10 months lol
Really any impact socket made out of chrome molybdenum is good. Even the harbor freight ones.
Yup the vanadium ones are more prone to crack (harder material), the molybdenum are softer material. I’ve never ever in my life cracked either type of impact socket. Any brand will do the trick, the only good thing about the Milwaukee set is the high viz numbers basically and no skipping. I’d get them over snap on any day just from the price point.
How thick are they compared to snap-on sockets? I need to upgrade from the fat husky’s since they don’t fit everywhere a snap-on socket would, but if these are just as thin I’ll take them instead
Im not sure which size drive you are looking for, but on amazon for $148 i got the sunex 3/8 master metric set that comes comes with short, deep, and swivel sockets. Believe its 7-22 no skips. They have been great sockets and havent had an issue with the thickness
It appears most of your links just go to the Amazon home page, and I get a dog trying to go to your store through your posted link. Might want to check those.
Thank you I’ll see what going on with it!
Hey Brian, just got the 3/8 Milwaukee stubby and need to pair it with an impact socket set. I only need metric, and can only afford either shallow or deep at the moment. So which would you recommend for hobby car/motorcycle work? Also looks like the 9mm has never been used!! Thank you
I would get the deep first.
@@HowtoAutomotive okay will do. Thanks mate
It’s been another 10 months? How are they doing? I just order M18 mod torque and doing some research to see what impact sockets I wanna pair my impact with. There are so many dang choices out there, so it’d be awesome to hear from you. I need to change my shocks and spring on my car. A shop here quoted me $2400 to put on my shocks and springs that I already bought. I told them “No, thanks” and decided to just buy the tools and do it myself
That’s a lot of money and I think doing it yourself will save you big time even after buying the tools. I can say 100% they are holding up well and I use them every day Monday through Friday.
Thank you for a quick response! I’m pleased to that they have held up well. Because of you, I ordered two sets this morning in 3/8 drive. One deep wall set and one “normal” or shallow (not sure if I can call them shallows lol), but they’re much shorter than the deep sockets.
I also need some wrenches, I know Milwaukee sells wrenches, but I want a 6point ratcheting ones and not the 12 point. Any recommendations?
Thanks
Hot!
Why thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I love Milwaukee tools but I’ve never had a impact socket fail or round out inside. Even the Chinese and Taiwanese sockets and I think most are made in Taiwan now except matco and snap on and a few others
Ive cracked 3 snapon sockets. Never cracked pittsburg and used them much longer! Both 1/2in drive deep impact.
@@connor3288 I guess you mean the non impact snap on I’ve cracked the thin wall ones too
@@sheerwillsurvival2064 Nope not thin wall. Cracked them with breaker bar little less than 10 years ago on stuck wheel bolts, 90s/early 00s mercedes. Then we used my boss's 3/4in breaker bar which worked
@@connor3288 dang that’s some tough bolts
These vs tekton? Warranty can be a big selling point.
I don’t know much about Tekton tools so I can’t say.
Is a 7 or 8mm impact socket even necessary? Such small bolts can't be very tight
Absolutely. I use 8 a lot.
Do they come with lifetime guarantee?
Yes they do!
In what situation that you can renew sockets from Milwaukee?
They look the same as any other generic brand impact sockets out of Taiwan or China, they look like rebrand genius sockets
They’re definitely not re-branded. I’ve been to the Milwaukee research and development center and they showed us the concept socket and these are the final product
@@HowtoAutomotive So the country of origin is USA.
@@niallcosgrove5596 they were designed in America but they were manufactured in Taiwan.
Not the ideal metal for impact sockets should be chrome moly not chrome vanadium
How much are they paying you to advertise these tools
They pay me zero. They have sent me about 50% of the Milwaukee tools that I owned
No safety glasses not a good video