Gator Grip The Original Self-Adjusting Universal Socket with Power Drill Adapter. Self-Adjusts for Shape and Size as well as Standard and Metric application

Legitimately upset that nobody told me something like this existed, I spent so much time with mutilated nut-driver cups when this is what I wanted the whole time. Works perfectly, the first time.

A luthier friend told me about these as his dirty little secret, and once I saw it in action I knew I had to have one. Seriously, if you work on or just own a lot of guitars (Both, in my case!) you NEED one of these. It's so, so easy to just drop it onto each headstock bushing, hand tighten the washer, and then, if I'm working on an electric or acoustic electric, go straight to the other end and hand-tighten the washer there without needing to keep at least two (or 3 for vintage headstock tuners) separate wrenches handy, or mess around with swapping between adapters.It even has a square keyless hcuck adapter for low torque electric screwdrivers (I use one with a D'Addario string winder attachment as part of string changes/normal maintenance) so that's an option if I ever need to remove a washer to replace a tuner or something. It's win/win all around.It's a small time savings ultimately, but it adds up over time. I wish I'd grabbed one of these a LOT sooner.

Showed up quick they're good but you have to be careful to Center your bolt or nut to use

This thing works like a charm. I used it to drive large 6" lag screws into stair stringers. Did 14. It held up with no issues.

Was very skeptical, but watched a bunch of YouTube reviews, and this socket really does work for a variety of different jobs. The best $14 I’ve spent in a while! I carry it in my tool bag for DIY jobs instead of having to dig for my socket wrench kit. Bonus is that it’s made in USA!🇺🇸

I tested it on some weirdly shaped objects and it actually works. Easily attaches to my tools and can be used for all kinds of jobs. A bit expensive though, but fun to use

To be fair, I was rough on this. Over 75 ft/lbs of torque. I bought it to remove locking lugnuts (all 20 on one vehicle were keyed) on a used vehicle I bought. The previous owner lost the keyed socket.It made it through maybe 6 before the pins bent and stuck. Then had to smack the face of it on concrete to get the pins reset. Made it through maybe 2 more before it was ruined. I had to move on to an entire set of heavy duty nut removers.Buy it for light duty. The pins inside appear to be brass or other soft metal and about the diameter of a coffee straw. Think about how much force it would take to distort that.

Handy to carry with you. Very functional and versatile.

Tel que décrit, robuste et bien décrit

It won’t replace your socket set but will work

Works great for placing eye hooks etc, gave a couple away to family members and found they using it all the time for one reason or another. They will be buying them again as when I bought mine it was to replace the one that was borrowed but never returned