Mini Socket Wrench Sockets?

Stigura wrote: »

Did You not read my first, and post 22? I honestly don't see how I could make it much plainer what I want.

If I'd posted, eg. " I'm looking at a life long career as a Machine Shop Fitter. Which brand of Hex Wrench Set should I be buying? " Then I'd fully understand and appreciate all the drama.

I'm a retired rat catcher who likes 'Tools'. I have less than two dozen nuts to tighten and have an age old affection for what Stanley once was.

Why do you people feel the need to bully me? Christ, are you like this in real life?!

Look, you asked for recommendations. You linked yourself to a junky overpriced set, then did some wrist wringing about having 4 socket sizes overlapping. In one post you "Cost isn't really the issue.", then "Have to admit: I'm stone cold broke, at the moment. Can't afford to spend time. I'm just window shopping and dreaming of the very near future. Else, I'd probably just have said " Sod it! " and snatched the Stanley set." just a few clicks later.

You go from asking about a set from #9 (9mm I suppose) down to whatever. You talk about buying a set with a micro-wrench (??), you reference Wurth, you say the Halfords stuff might be worth a look as two mentioned it already. You ask about Bahco out of curiosity, in terms of where it's made.

Then you just won't accept that the Stanley set you seem to be keen on is rubbish. And it is. I make no apologies for calling a turd a turd.

All the while, who knows what you bloody well want, need, what your budget is, if you'll actually buy anything that any of us are wasting our time trying to point you towards. There's not the slightest hint of gratitude for my input or anyone elses, then you waste more time talking about football team comparisons which are entirely irrelevant.

Buy what you want, if you buy anything. Great, your money, spend it and live with the decision you make. Because it seems like an absolute waste of time for you, me and everyone else who tries to actually give you advice in response to the meandering question you first presented.

You ask for input from 'mechanics' and 'engineers', dismiss everything people with knowledge and experience spend the time thinking and typing out in a reply, then you cry wolf and act like you're being picked on. You're not. But it'd be easier if you didn't look to argue with people who actually have experience in the areas you're trying to find out about. That's all.

So yeah, buy your Stanley set, fiddle with your nuts and don't be wasting peoples time.