I’m a handyman/maintenance guy and I work in 5 adjoining Victorian homes and a modern low rise all on one city block. This kit was made for me! My previous socket and ratchet set was stolen from me in a break in, and my boss had a decrepit incomplete set in an old metal case with no organization. It drove me insane. This saves me time and frustration

I like how different the sockets are from others. Easy to spot and notice is missing.

Thanks for the detailed review. Especially of the trays themselves. I'm getting this for Xmas.

Just subscribed, enjoying the content. Keep it up 👍

I got an 81 piece set of same (minus the long 1/4 sockets and packet case) 1/4 and 3/8 sets on sale yesterday for $124 plus tax at HD, ie 50% off 🙏

waiting for these to go on sale.

Do the sockets have a detent for the ratchet ball? If yes, is it only on one side or all 4? If no detent, does the socket stay securely on the ratchet or is it loose and easily falls off? Thanks

too bad the packout system didn't have more room for optional sockets not included in the kit(i need sockets larger than 1"). i like the individual smaller kits. too bad they didnt have a packout in 1/4" size. or wrenches in packout.

i got mine today at northern tool for 107 including tax i think they messed up

This kit got discontinued in Australia. Shame

I love the idea how they waste so little space and is packaged that way. The problem for me is that Milwaukee sockets (as with most of their hand tools) are waaaaay overpriced, add to that the “packout” included and it’s insane how much a basic socket set costs. The form factor isn’t worth it to me for that price. My solution? The small/half size Ridgid clear top small parts organizer. $25. Dewalt 3/8” socket set with case $25, Dewalt 1/4” set with case $25, Dewalt socket adaptors with case $25. Either clip all 3 of these cases together and add a couple ratchets OR take the organizers out of the cases, cut the bottoms to 1/2 the size (lots of wasted space) so 2 of the socket inserts (3/8” and 1/4”) drop right into the small ridgid case. The small space you have left in the case, drop a couple ratchets and 1/4” nut driver, some 1/4” bits on a rail, and for around $100, you have about the same as far as tools go and the case isn’t soooo large and flat, but slightly fatter but a much smaller footprint. My added modification is to take all of the SAE out and drop (2) “short” metric sockets into each deep well slot (since I only use metric) and throw few you have left over, you put socket adaptors, extensions, etc. I guess adding the “shorts” adds A few bucks, but you are still about half the cost as this Milwaukee kit.

How much did you pick it up for on sale? I found one on FB Marketplace and wanna know if it’s a good deal

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