I didn’t even own a 10mm socket in the ‘70s, so I also never lost one then.
I just used a 7/stinks.
But I'll bet you couldn't find a ½" anything in the toolbox
10mm and 15mm get used a lot, but don't come in a lot of sets. I spent as much for my 15mm impact sockets in my 3/8 drive set and my 18mm in 1/2 drive set as the entire rest of the impact socket sets. Them fuckers that put together metric socket sets be shaaadeyyyyy. Shit my 1/4 drive SAE set, has fractions I have never even heard of.
I fixed it . I want you to sleep at night‘ They’re ‘
Please take off the yellow plastic … otherwise awesome car!
I see that all the time. I guess people don't understand that they are there for shipping only.
I believe they say something like "to be removed by dealer" so it's kind of there fault for starting this trend
I noticed, but didn't care.
Where the heck are you guys buying your tools? I've been working on VW's since 1970, and the only socket I found to be rare to find in a set was 18mm, because there weren't many bolts that used that size. Everything else was readily available from Craftsman, Snap-On, MAC, etc. in sets.10mm and 15mm get used a lot, but don't come in a lot of sets. I spent as much for my 15mm impact sockets in my 3/8 drive set and my 18mm in 1/2 drive set as the entire rest of the impact socket sets. Them fuckers that put together metric socket sets be shaaadeyyyyy. Shit my 1/4 drive SAE set, has fractions I have never even heard of.
I guess in fairness my metric 1/4 drive set is in .5mm increments.
I prefer the term Twat Waffle. It was meant in good humor.
