[ezman671]

Anyone know where you can get 1/4 inch drive 5mm hex driver?



Sears can order one (not Craftsman) for $9 something. Any quality cheaper source?



Would you believe I had a Sears Sales Person trying to talk me into a 7/32 hex driver. He says this is close. I told him this is not Horseshoes!



To me that was an insult. 5mm is NOT equal to 7/32.



Plenty of these available in 3/8 drive but I want 1/4 inch drive.

 

[jbfla]

Anyone know where you can get 1/4 inch drive 5mm hex driver?



Sears can order one (not Craftsman) for $9 something. Any quality cheaper source?

Here's the one from Sears for $5.99 usd.



http://www.sears.com/gearwrench-1-4-34-drive-hex-bit-socket-5mm/p-00992027000P



More:



http://www.fastenal.com/web/products/detail.ex?sku=0257704&ucst=t



http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/PROTO-Hex-Bit-Socket-1AH56



http://www.mytoolstore.com/sk/sk03090.html



Any reason a 5mm T-handle hex drive wouldn't work?



jb

 

[ezman671]

Building a small tool kit for the TW.



Have a T-Handle that is 1/4 drive and most of the mm sockets for the TW.



Most of the listed sources are $9+ ,,,, To much



The Sears one at $5.99 has postage of $4.99 so over $10 for that one.



I called Sears. They said they would ship it directly to me for $0.00.



Surprizing for a $5.99 order. So I ordered it. Will see if they really ship for free.



Funny Sears was very helpful on the phone and NO help in the store.

 

[Stromper]

If your in a hurry or need a long one



Simply cut a 5mm allen wrench and stick it into the 5mm socket

 

[Skullhag]

I bought a set of these gear wrench flexible hex keys form a napa store and I am very happy with them:

http://www.gearwrench.com/catalog/bit_sockets/hex/stockdetails.jsp?view=Metric&part=45092