NEW Klein 7-in-1 Impact Flip Socket Set with 9/16 - 32933G
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- Klein Tools 7-in-1 Impact Flip Socket Set with 9/16 32933G: amzn.to/47t2VXT
Klein Tools 6-in-1 Impact Flip Socket METRIC: amzn.to/3WarjeJ
Klein Tools 9-in-1 Impact Flip Socket 32934: amzn.to/49WuLge
Klein Tools 32304 Screwdriver, 14-in-1: amzn.to/3QMaCUq
7-Piece Standard (SAE) Set Drive Set 6-point Impact Socket Set.
Hex driver sizes include: 1/4-Inch, 5/16-Inch, 3/8-Inch, 7/16-Inch, 1/2-Inch, and 9/16-Inch, plus a T25 bit
Impact rated sockets and screwdriver bits for the toughest driving applications
00:00 Intro
01:45 Demo of Tool
03:20 Updated Magnet
04:28 Shaft Comparison
05:00 Flip Socket Comparison
09:20 Build your own 20-in1 Screwdriver
10:07 Summary
#kleintools #tools #hvac #maintenance
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Very happy with this. I never use 11/32 in my line of work but 9/16 I’ll use daily.
Thanks for commenting, now you have a choice. Both are in the store.
Even if you did the 11/32 is commonly used for the fan motor nuts and is not deep enough. Honestly it's useless even to me who keeps a 11/32 Klein nut driver
Makes sense. Thanks for commenting. 👍
Should have just made it a 10mm.
I like that they attempted to improve the flaws of the previous design. For hvac the 1st gen sizes are more applicable because condensor fan motors mount with 11/32 hex nuts. But it didnt work because it requires a hollow shaft to tighten all the way down. Because of this, I will be switching to the gen 2 with 9/16 paired with a hollow shaft 11/32 nut driver.
Thanks for sharing that 11/32 information. I know there are some specific electrical applications for 11/32. I think Klein is responding by offering both 11/32 and 9/16.
I'd love to see them expand this to a series of hex drive flip socket sets.
Metric, for instance
6mm x 6.35mm (1/4" hex)
8mm x 10mm
12mm x 14mm
The smallest socket couldn't be stored on the shaft while using one of the larger two, of course.
I would like to see that too.
I used the 11/32nd once, to open an HVAC control box for a VAV. I do new-build commercial electrical.
Man I just dig quality tools although I didn't need them at the time of purchase. It just feels good to know that I have them when needed.
Just got the first item you reviewed! Thx some Lowes stores in St Louis Missouri does not stock them yet’ love your videos
Glad you like them, hope you are a subscriber! 👍
Man I hope they make this in metric
A lot of people have requested that. Thanks for posting! 👍
It only makes sense. I only have metric sockets in my bag because I accidentally bought a metric tool check plus and Amazon wouldn’t let me return it. Always good to have options.
UK viewer. AF/ Standard only useful on cars from the 70/80s. Looking forward to a metric option.
@@mr.b.4048 do I have good news for you! Klein does make a set of these in metric now! At least here in the US. Might wanna check there in the UK. Vaco is a Klein owned brand and Vaco for sure also makes one with metric sockets.
Metric is now available
Best tool review ever,🎉 great job
Thanks and thanks for watching! 👍
I thought the impact multibit screwdriver they release recently was great, but this 20 in 1 is on another level.
It is a unique tool. Thanks for posting!
This is definitely gonna replace my 11 in 1. Being an electrician, this is a must-have!
I was thinking the same. But not keeping the two larger flip sockets on the blade of the screwdriver. It’s also hard to beat the speed at which you can change flip bits on the 11 in 1.
@@projectpinehills bro flipping a bit is not that serious..... as long as I have what I need if I'm 3 stories up without my bag
Yeah in that situation, more bits is better. I’ve put it in my compact tool pouch for that reason. 👍
Yeah I’m getting this for sure. I’m gonna pair it up with my Wera I already have and I’ll be set.
That’s another good pairing. Good way to carry additional sockets. Thanks for watching! 👍
A great video brother. Klein has really stepped their fame up. Oh yeahhh.
Thanks for watching! 👍
7:51 My guess: Klein removed the longer taper [and moved to a stepped design] primarily so the socket has a lesser chance of getting bound up on surrounding obstacles.
Imagine you're driving a fastener into a countersunk hole. The further in you drive it (with the old long taper design), the more likely you are to bind the outside wall of the socket on the countersunk "obstacle." The stepped design-and the thinner wall-gives you the lowest profile possible, letting you fit in the tightest spots.
Amazing attention to detail both by Klein, and you for pointing out that change. Great video!
Thanks for the feedback. I figured that out after making the video. The sockets do fit into smaller places. Thanks for watching! 👍
I just bought the old 14 in 1, since it's on sale at Home Depot. I really need to keep up with videos on here, because I would have bought this new 20 in 1 and then pick up the new set with the 9/16th. I picked up the old 14 in 1 and the stubby for $26, so I could get just the 2 sets of sockets and be set. I really do like the new divider in this new handle though. Since I am always needing different bits, since I do a little bit of everything, I can get the 20 in 1 and change the bits. Then I won't need to bring my case of bits everywhere. The Klein that's on sale is the one that doesn't have the flip socket on the end, in case anyone is interested. This 20 in 1 blows mine out of the water though. Thanks for the video. I might start shopping at Lowes more now. I am starting to not like how they are pushing brands out. I like Milwaukee tools but I like having different brands of stuff and I buy what I like from each brand. Home Depot probably going to be a 2nd store to shop at for me, like how Ace, Menards and Lowes have been for years. I really miss the old Craftsman tools though, and shopping at Sears for tools as a kid. Seeing new tools makes me think about the old Sears shopping trips with my Dad. I am glad that I experienced that, even though by the time I got older and really was able to work on stuff, Sears was on the decline and now they are gone. These sets of nut drivers are going to lighten my load on jobs, and I am going to get both, even if I decide not to get the new handle. It would be nice to have 1 handle with 1 size setup and the other with another size. I can use the bit driver only handle from the older 1 I have for the screws I come across. I think this will speed up my jobs. Thank you so much.
I ended up settling on the newer 14-in-1 and the 7-in-1 with 9/16ths. That way I’d have a dedicated bit driver that magnetizes a 1/4” bit and the 7 sockets. Thanks for posting! 👍
Haha... I was just about to buy the 32933G and found they now make the 32934. Its the exact same thing, but includes an extra 5/8 & 3/4 bit for an additional cost of $10 over the 32933G. Klein has been on a roll lately.
Yes, if you need the larger sockets, they have that option now. It’s been added to the video description.
9/16 is much handier to me. I just bought the old version a month ago. Wish I had known about this one. I didn't actually even need the handle. I use it mainly in my Veto TP3 alongside my 11 in one impact; I can just snap it in that one if I need a handle on it. Purpose of that bag is to be as light as possible for walking around with.
That’s a good combination. 👍
I have had a carousel design Klein tools screwdriver and the carousel did not work was hard to pull out of the base of the screwdriver. I returned it and got a 10 in 1
I had an issue with an earlier version of the Klein 14-in-1 carousel and returned it. They have since improved the carousel design. Thanks for watching! 👍
the reason i prefer to carry the 7-1 with the 9/16 and the 14-1 rather than the combined 20-1 is because the 20-1 doesn't have the shaft length adjustment that the 14-1 has. but i would like the have the improved carousel that holds the bits better. do you know if you can adjust the length of the driver if you put the old shaft on the new 20-1 handle? thanks
Sure you can. The carousel has been updated in the 14 in 1 as well.
i couldnt figure out why the ballast needed a 9 mm. and everything else was standard. i guess thats what the 11/32 is for
Maybe so. Thanks for watching! 👍
They have another version of this too that goes up to 3/4"!!!!
I heard about that. I may check that out. 👍
@projectpinehills lol crazy how u can have basically a whole 1/4" and 3/8" sae socket set on one screwdriver... looking at the space in my tool bag from these replacing a shitload of sockets like "so much room for activities!!" lol hahaaa
Yeah it is! Thanks for watching! 👍
Where did you find the flip socket set as a standalone without the handle? I can’t seem to find it anywhere.
Lowes, link in the video description. The website incorrectly shows it with handle.
@@projectpinehills just picked it up from Lowe’s, thanks!
Glad that worked out! 👍
why would they do away with the 11/32 is it not needed or common in the electical world anymore or is 9/16 just a more common size then the 11/32?
I think they are offering both so you can choose for yourself. What do you think if the tool?
I have the newer driver set but want the screwdriver kit too ! Super easy setup and system for me! ❤thx
Get then 14 in 1, that’s what I did.
what if one of the sockets will brake? do you have to buy whole new tool??
Good question… I think so! Thanks for watching. 👍
Anyone has idea where can I find a replace parts of the missing nuts driver? I lost my 1/2+16/9 bit.
I have the same question.
Hope someone can help us😂@@projectpinehills
Sucks they cut out the 11/32 because it comes in handy for hvac. 8/32 nuts on motors.
They still offer both versions. Thanks for commenting and thanks for watching! 👍
Somehow all my bits on my stubby carasel fell down inside handle so i pretty much have to break it to get bits out lol
I had that problem with the original 14-in-1, that was a design flaw. Is it too late to return?
@@projectpinehills maybe buy another and return that one 🤣 I've been doing HVAC for 8 years and decided to go klein all the way
Good idea but the bit falls of many times
You mean 1/4” bits fall out frequently?
They have a 9 in 1 now that adds 5/8 and 3/4.
I heard about that. Probably larger than what I would want but I’ll check it out. Thanks! 👍
My magnet broke first time using it I can’t say I recommend the old model.
A lot of people had an issue with the magnet in the original. Sorry to hear that. Thanks for watching!
Where’s the metric version Klein, I have an almost exclusive Klein tool set and I hate having lots of different brands. I have a full insulated screwdriver set, I also have the 11 in 1, the 4 in 1 stubby and the 4 in 1 precision . I’ve been waiting for the new ModBox rolling tool cases to hit the UK, why are you dragging your feet supplying Europe.
In addition to the above screwdrivers I have the slotted screw holding set, side cutters, 2 pointed pliers, combination pliers, water pump pliers, wire strippers, tape measure, hacksaw, junior hacksaw, USB tester, multimeter, magnetiser and many more, I’m a serious tool buyer but I feel I’m being driven away, either Wiha, Wera or Milwaukee will benefit from your loss.
Now I’ve ordered 3 Milwaukee nut drivers because I couldn’t get Klein metric versions, and, as my 11 in 1 has some snapped bits and I couldn’t get the replacements I know you sell, I’m going to order the same versions from Milwaukee too. I’m now looking at the Milwaukee Packout tool cases, come on Klein, what the hell are you playing at…………….
anyone know where I can get this in Canada?
Amazon Canada? 🇨🇦 www.amazon.ca/7-Impact-Flip-Socket-Handle/dp/B09PZG4F8X/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=UM8SJB37255&keywords=klein+7+in+1+nut+driver&qid=1701870998&sprefix=klein+7+in+1+%2Caps%2C294&sr=8-1
Where did you get that ice pick?
I have a video on them (th-cam.com/video/DIOch9o_6bA/w-d-xo.html). The one in the video is from Sears, but Ullman makes them, here is a link: amzn.to/3QMHgVB
@@projectpinehills right on, thanks! They’re in my cart for my next order now.
Good deal. They were bought for me by my first employer and I have just always liked them since.
cet outil existe t il en version metrique ?
That would be nice, thanks fir watching! 👍
Isn’t the one with a ratchet better?
The mega pro?
@@projectpinehills No, I mean the Klein screwdriver with a ratchet. Part no. 32305
Not sure if the sockets are compatible with that one though… but if they are, you would have 15 bits and the nut drivers with a ratchet handle!
Flip sockets won’t work with 32305 shaft. Multi bit ratcheting screwdrivers opens up a whole lot of options. What makes this Klein unique are the flip bits, adjustable length shaft and compatibility with impact Driver’s & drills. For ratcheting screwdrivers, I like the mega pro mechanics driver.
Am i the only one wondering if klein just hates the metric system? I am still yet to find the metric version to go with it.
That request comes up a lot, maybe they will make one do to the feedback I’ve seen. Thanks for watching!
I have the chrome one that's non impact because it's made in the US. All the others? China.
What is the chrome model number?
I need the hollow nut drivers for 3/8" locknuts on the ceiling fans braces. This tool is useless tome and I bought a few of these pieces of junk!
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah it’s no good for that application. 👍
Damn they don't make this in metric
That’s right, I bet they do start soon. There’s a lot of demand. Thanks for watching and commenting! 👍
If Home Depot loose ridgid plumbing stuff , their loosing me with it
You might be right, I’ve seen other brands showing up in the plumbing section.
It's not "IMPACT" rated. The magnet will fall out within less than 200 fasteners. Happened on Both sizes from the package.
Stick with MALCO.
Have you proven that using the newer designed magnet?
Malco nut setter is better
Thanks for commenting & thanks for watching!
@@projectpinehills malco also makes the best locking pliers
I’ll check those out.
@@iwenive3390yea you are correct. in fact, they invented the " vise grips " which are now sold by irwin. but Malco still makes them in their original factory. irwin's are made in china
No Irwin invented vice-grips then Malco bought the Irwin plant in the USA. Heard the Malco Nebraska plant is closing about 10 months ago. So buy stock while you can. 👍
If you tell me one set comes with something the other sets don't you do not have to pick up the other set shvoe them in the camera to prove it. I don't have all day to listen to you say "uhm" over and over.
Haha, then why you watching? There are chapters, jump to what you want to see. I do appreciate your candor though and thanks for watching!