Crescent CDS17N Drive 10Mm Socket Review

I think there's an invisible monster that steals 10mm sockets. Big stores only sell complete socket sets, but I only needed this one. Good socket for a good price.

The price is right. It's made in China, so we'll see if it stands the test of time. Sometimes inferior metal is used in products from China, so we'll see. However, I have been very lucky with products from Taiwan. 3 stars so far.

who doesn't use 10mm? I lost mine and couldn't find it again. Well I'm ordering this and a 3/8 drive. I went to work, changed spark plugs and coils on my car and found my other 10mm! I've had enough now, I should be able to find one when I need it.

This is a basic 10mm socket. I bought it to replace one of a cheap treble kit that broke because I cranked it too hard. It feels like the quality is better, but I can't say for sure. What I can say is that it works perfectly and fits in the RF housing where a connector used to be broken. That's all I needed.

This isn't a very expensive socket, but at 10mm it doesn't apply any real torque. It's a good start and it will last. I lose them long before they break. I have a few of these from Crescent because it's a popular size and I can't always find one so I have a few when they're lying around.

If someone works long enough on a car project, there's a good chance you'll end up losing 10mm of your head. Luckily I found there are cheap ones on Amazon to replace them! They fit perfectly in the 1/4" head I have with little to no wobble and fit securely in the bolts I'm working on. I expect the durability to be the same as any chrome attachment, as long as I don't drop it on impact I hope I don't lose another anytime soon but I know I can get one fairly quickly and cheaply if needed.