Klein Tools 7-in-1 Impact Flip Socket 32900, better than Malco?
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- Klein Tools 7-in-1 Impact Flip Socket with Handle 32910: amzn.to/3xRjxwj
Klein Tools 6-in-1 Impact Flip Socket METRIC: amzn.to/3WarjeJ
Klein Adjustable Screwdriver: amzn.to/3fZV7aQ
Craftsman Cordless Screwdriver: amzn.to/3Vviucx
Malco 4" Driver: amzn.to/3Ubpj3h
Milwaukee M12 Surge: amzn.to/3CzgO9y
- Klein Tools 7-in-1 Impact Flip Socket Set includes six integrated hex sizes plus a 1/4-Inch bit holding feature
- Quickly and easily change blade between a screwdriver handle and an impact driver
- Includes 1/4-Inch, 5/16-Inch, 11/32-Inch, 3/8-Inch, 7/16-Inch and 1/2-Inch nut driver sizes
- Multi-function 1/4-Inch socket has both shallow (driver) and deep (bit holder) configurations for added versatility
- Powerful Rare-Earth magnet securely holds bits and hex head fasteners
- Features 1/4-Inch Quick-Connect adapter for easy use with an impact driver
- Sockets are color coded for easy identification
- Detachable sockets allow for easy removal of metal shavings from magnet
Sockets store on shaft in any order or orientation
00:00 Intro
02:08 Malco Comparison
03:07 Use in Impact Driver
03:49 Use With Handle
05:47 Use with Cordless Screwdriver
07:09 Comparison to Klein 11 in 1
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I have that set and it is fantastic. Very well built and all the sockets are snug on the shaft preventing rattle.
Another use for this is to remove all the sockets and the shaft makes a great magnetic pick-up tool for small hardware you might drop down into your project.
Thanks for watching!
thanks for this thoughtful breakdown, a lot of tool reviews are just people reading the website
please keep making vids like this!
Thanks and thanks for watching!
I mated the flip socket set with the 14 in 1 HVACR bit screw driver and love it ... Thx for posting ...
Yeah that's a great combo.
Just what I was thinking. My next Klein purchase will be the HVAC driver set and had planned to do that.
Yeah I think I'm going to try it out. It would be nice if Home Depot stocked it so I could see it in person, will have to order online.
Thanks for this video, you helped me figure out how to hold the bit in place
Glad I could help!
11/32 is a common size in electrical trade, and a Pain in the a__ size that HVAC techs don’t typically carry as a dedicated size driver. Nice review!
We run into them on certain condenser fan motors. I carry an individual 1/4 drive deep 11/32 socket on a 1/4 drive to 1/4 hex for that reason.
They are commonly used on light ballast also
Thanks for the info and thanks for watching!
Excellent. Very thorough review. I will purchase this tool. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful and Thanks for watching!
I have the malco mshc. love that thing. for hvac all i use is 1/4 or 5/16 most the time.
Malco is hard to beat. Thanks for watching!
Thing looks pretty handy. Im a new construction plumber and i have to swap my 5/16 to a phillips bit about 100 times a day.
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Get the Klein 32303 multi-bit 14-in-1 adjustable length screwdriver and put this shaft and nut drivers on it. Makes a great all-in-one carry for your bag. Take the "leftover" handle from this and the shaft from the 32303 for your most commonly needed bit (I have a #2 combo bit - excellent for electrical receptacle screws).
Is the 32303 14-in-1 made any better than the 32304?
@@projectpinehills I don't own a 32304, so I can't say. I've been happy with the 32303, especially combined with the 32900.
Nice review! From what I see all of the sockets can fit a bit in them so it doesn't have to be just the red one 😃
Except those other bits are not 1/4” hex. Thanks for watching!
Older ballast driven fluorescent light fixtures use 11/32 that's where I have used this tool the most
Since posting this video I've come to realize that 11/32 is somewhat common for electricians. Thx for the comment!
ah, ok, so it is useful for residential service
Its a sick tool! I love mine
Thanks for watching!
great demo of the bitholder feature. I hope Klein comes out with a more electrical nut driver set, only HVAC needs that 11/32...
there's a 2nd adjustable Klein screwdriver, the one with bit storage.
also, and I'm just a commercial electrician working on steel & concrete, my magnet did not fall out yet. I'm impacting on it with a Milwaukee M12 Surge.
Well the 11/32 is the size for the hex head screw for ballasts.
11/32" is a common size for electrical work. Motor terminal screws, ballast screws, etc
Thanks for the info and Thanks for watching!
Love the Malcos but, I have broken one of them using a 12v fuel 1/4 impact. Magnet cracked in half and only kind of holds things.
Wow. Thanks for watching!
The Malco socket sit on that RIM it definitely a factor in keeping your magnet intact, if your using impact tool all day long. The Klein design is more suited for light duty screwdriver, it offers more configurations. I pair it with Wiha ESD centrofix handle, smaller and no play.
I'm checking out the Wiha you mentioned, thx!
Twenty years ago I got a tool called a flip drive at a trade show and its the same concept. I'm guessing Malco got the idea from them. Does anyone else remember the flip drive? 11/32 is a Very common size for hvac and most techs do carry one of some sort.
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Woah that screwdriver turned into a pry bar 😁
😂 Thanks for watching!
I bought this and struggled hard trying to insert the bits into the handle. Like it goes in but it gets stuck. Putting it in and taking it out is a nightmare other than that great tool. I’m sure a little of WD -40 will take care of it.
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The magnet on my 7-in-1 fell out in the first use. I’ll give it another shot, it’s just frustrating
I keep hearing this, sounds like something Klein needs to address.
This happened to my Dewalt flip bit but a little bit of epoxy and it never happened again
May have been useful to add a 10 mm instead of the 11/32 for the average person
Would be nice in metric. Thanks for watching!
What is a good metric alternative we can buy in Europe?
It’s not available in metric, Klein may make one of there is enough demand. Thanks for watching!
Can confirm, the magnet has fallen out in mine after use with my impact. I tried emailing klein to their customer service and was met with no reply.
Sorry to hear that, sounds like a confirmed issue with the tool at this point.
I had the same problem with a Klein magnetic driver. I did contact Klein C/S who told me that because I bought it on Amazon the tool was not covered under Klein warranty so BUYER BEWARE !!!! Now I buy all my Klein tools at Home Depot, in store or on line.
@@lawdog516 well as far as customer service from klein that has kinda sucked too. I have emailed their c/s on 2 separate occasions for the flip socket and 1 time for a breaker finder and have yet to even have a response on any of those. This comes after their social media account told me to contact c/s by email.
@@lawdog516 that's some bullshit, brother... buy the tool from home depot, return the defective one to HD with your receipt... how stupid is that
@@pbakai182 right!!! That crossed my mind, thanks
My whole extension / stick whatever you'd call it came brand new and was extremely bent and off center. Tried contacting the seller and no reply
Try contacting Klein Tools in Mansfield, Texas.
Sorry to hear that. Thanks for watching!
The fact that you can take the sockets off means that if the magnet falls off, you can easily loctite superglue a new one. Not a perfect solution but magnets are dirt cheap and some tools will just lend themselves to wear and tear over time no matter what.
True! Thanks for watching!
NEED IT IN METRIC
Agreed! Thanks for watching!!
je regrettes que cette marque ne fabriques pas d outils en cotes metriques car ses outils sont top mais pas adaptes pour la pluparts en france
Magnet fell out of a guy I worked w
Klein needs to up the quality control on some of these tools.
I wish Klein made a metric version, all our tractors are metric
Agreed. Maybe that’ll be next. Thanks for watching!
I just got one a month-and-a-half ago, really useful but definitely not impact rated for the magnet. The magnet already snapped off after less than 10 uses. Pretty crappy quality for the magnet.
Sorry to hear that. Thanks for watching!