Customer Reviews

Fuller Tool 537-2341 41 Piece 1/4-Inch and 3/8-Inch Drive Standard and Metric Socket Set

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Use this item once and the socket along with the wrench for apart on me. the socket was not able to remove the nut and the inner part of the socket was stripped. the wrench started to buckle. I was very dissatisfied with this merchandize.

I bought this as an emergency kit to keep in my trunk...I had fairly low expectations, and this purchase met them "Fullerly" ;-).
It should be fine if you need to assemble IKEA furniture and the like.
Even at $9, I would say this is still a bit overpriced...it's more like a bargain-basement item...probably should sell for half the price. Two stars for the decent case ;-). No complaints...it is what I expected...just informing you, the potential buyer.

NOTE: There is no "quick release" on the 3/8" ratchet...in fact, I will be lucky if it does not quick-release itself and fall apart [it appears to be loosely held together by a plastic ring, as opposed to quality ones that are snug and all metal]. However, the 1/4" spinner handle for the samller sockets may last longer.
Also, while they do have a small compressable ball on the ratchet spindle, like the big boys, the sockets themselves do not have corresponding holes for it to slide into...kind of useless.

This light weight set is great for around the house but not for serious automotive or mechanical use.

most of the sockets in this set are used with the 1/4" adapter in the kit, not what i wanted at all, i only use the 3/8" sockets, and was shocked to see that i had to use the supplied adapter when i wanted to use the smaller socket sizes.

I keep this set in my beater pickup,have used it quite a few times and am happy with the quality [made in Tiawan]. For ten bucks it was a real deal. Has held up fine in NORMAL use, really if you can manage to break this set...YOU ARE ABUSING IT!

Used the attachment so I could fit the 13mm socket on to empty my car's oil pan. Cranking on that nut was enough to twist the attachment in twain, shearing the head of it off in the socket.
Agree with the post above--not rated for more than IKEA assembly.