Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, and Relationship Advice.

more pieces = more better.

1/2" drive is too big for everyday shit.

 

Depends on what size impact you already have.

 

3/8 for everyday stuff. Lighter. 1/2 for the heavier duty jobs.

 

3/8 for every day home stuff.

 

Is both an appropriate answer?

 

Just get the 1/2" in a couple of months, or do something that requires a 36mm socket so you're forced to buy the 1/2"

 

I only buy metric stuff now, there is no need or room for imperial garbage in my tool box.
Edit: i do keep the 1/4” sockets, dont think there is an metric substitute.

 

Both;

3/8" drive will get the most use BUT 1/2" drive will be needed.....

Be Happy your "Toys" will never need the Large Car sizes. That is when the $$$ gets ridiculous..

I have also found it easier to purchase sets instead of individual unless it is for 10 MM and 13 MM sockets or 1" drive sockets ; on a Need

only basis..

 

As am I (switching to all Milwaukee). But I am also purchasing new sets in the packout containers with thoughts of being able to join them together in a neat set.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...N-JxVmPbxAhoCxvQQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds#overlay

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...KOUT-Socket-Set-36-Piece-49-66-6805/320204286

 

They are making some really nice stuff, you can buy it and rest easy knowing that it will last

 

And while the hole is burning in your pocket, it is absolutely essential that you carry this in your vehicle to help out others in need.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...-ST-Grpv3XaGwKRqoyRoCY_MQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
You would not be a good person if you did not have these to help all people in all vehicles (not just Tundras - to be inclusive)

 

3/8s
Get a 3/8 bit for your impact driver.
I use mine a lot, just used it to pull the grille to apply Cerakote trim coat to the bumper valance.





Oops, I'm late to the party as usual..

 

It is interesting how Milwaukee tools seems to be taking over the hardware stores. When I was buying my first sets of tools 20+ years ago, Craftsman was still big for hand tools, Dewalt was the go-to for anything battery or pneumatic and the big hardware stores were trying to fit their own brand into the cheaper market below these.

Now Craftsman are kitchen-drawer tools and Delwalts feel like the entry level stuff

 

Ouch

 

So your doc wants your bone? Is she hot? Pics?

 

Ribs are in the box.

 

I do cortisone shots in my shoulders and knees every 3 months.
It helps a lot.

That said, I need both of my shoulders replaced in the next couple of years.
They don't pop anyone, they grind.
The doc said the more they grind, they more bone wears away so he needs to do the replacement.

A normal shoulder


My shoulders




Might need the knees done but they want me to wait until I'm at least 65.

 

How old are you?