DEWALT Socket Set, 1/4-Inch & 3/8-Inch Drive, SAE/Metric, 34-Piece (DWMT73804)

True to specifications, useful product.

This is a great set.

He did like set. Has used it. He says they are stackable and wanting to get more.

You have the best bang for your buck with this socket set. The sockets hold up well compared to other cheap brands of impact sockets. The only downside is that these sockets last up to a month when used with a DEWALT DCF900 Impact wrench. I broke two sockets on some larger bolts. ( I broke 4 Harbor freight impact sockets with the same impact wrench)

good gift for my bro in law for Christmas. value for money.

I purchased this tool set a while back and just recently returned them for a refund because of poor quality. I have always been a big Dewalt fan but recently, the quality has gone downhill. Or to state it more correctly the quality never was good but simply mediocre the whole time. Let me explain. After returning this set I purchased the 3/8 Milwaukee 56 piece set from Home Depot. Mind you I have never owned anything made by Milwaukee in my life so I’m not a fanboy. When I kept seeing Milwaukee tools all over YouTube and hardly any Dewalt tool reviews I said to myself I must be missing something. After opening the Milwaukee set I immediately noticed the difference. The higher 90 tooth count and the wider paw in the Milwaukee was extremely noticeable. The clicks on the ratchet were much quieter and it was also very smooth. I also liked the longer handle for more leverage. After I opened the Dewalt ratchet I noticed it only has 72 teeth and a much small paw. All the sockets on the ratchet had a lot of slop compared to how tight the Milwaukee was. I’m guessing this is because of the wider paw it has which makes it tighter and gives it more stability. After watching the Project Farm channel on YouTube I was amazed to see that the Milwaukee ratchet broke at 312 ft lbs of torque while the Dewalt succomed at only 230 ft lbs! The Milwaukee also only had a backdrag of 499 compared to the much higher 799 on the Dewalt. But don’t get me wrong they both could be better. Wera tools which is a German brand was in the 200’s! I also found it interesting that if you watch the earlier videos of the YouTube channel Hammer and home he has nothing but Dewalt on the walls around him, in background but after he received the Milwaukee Packout he was so impressed he switched from the Dewalt storage system and went with Milwaukee. Now his wall behind him in the reviews shows half Dewalt products and half Milwaukee. He’s basically starting the switch. And this is how it begins Dewalt! This is how you lose customers! To be honest the tough system 2.0 needs a lot of work to get on Milwaukees level and to be honest Dewalt has had plenty of time but they have chosen to do nothing. The latest iteration is terrible so I don’t blame him for switching. But back to the Dewalt socket sets. Here is what I would do if I was Dewalt. 1. Use the Elite category at Dewalt to make new and improved Elite ratchet and socket sets. 2. Make it all 100%in the USA. 3. Make them 90 or 120 tooth like the Craftsman V series and make a wider paw to tighten things up. Also fix the backdrag issue. 4. Stop making them look cheap and make them look like a higher quality tool. Also strengthen the anvil which is the failure point of most ratchets. 5. Fix your tough system 2.0 and don’t put 3.0 on the next one. Simply call it the tough system Elite! But if you are going to call it that it better actually be Elite. By the way keep the original tough system and get rid of tstak. It’s garbage. Then you will simply have tough system and tough system Elite. 6. I shouldn’t have to be telling you all this. It is common sense and you are currently paying someone that should be doing all of the above.

Sturdy build. The 17mm socket fits the lug nuts of my vehicles perfectly.

Heavy duty. Well made.

This set was for a gift. It arrived with a busted case. I contacted DeWalt and they sent a whole new set and told me to keep the other set. Great customer service.

I used this two days straight while doing some minor automotive work. I put it all away and when I pulled the kit out for a small furnace repair, I noticed the ratchet was locked up. The lever would not swing to the opposing side and there was no ratchet sound. It was fixed / locked into place. Ive only had older Craftsman ratchets of all sizes but none of them ever broke. The new Craftsman are probably not as good either. This set looked like a good throw in the car for a quick fix if needed, but I dont feel too confident in it now. Also, I am lacking confidence in the Dewalt help as there are no agents responding even though they say one will be with you. Disappointed in my Dewalt experience.