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Question: What kind of Garauntee does this company offer on the 'Advanced Tool Design Model ATD-4601' impact socket set? Where would you take the broken piece?
Document: So let me just say this they are high quality low price tools, I only have two things I would like to see, neither of which are a big deal. The etching is tough to see and the universal is an older design that has two pins instead of the newer 4 pin design that allows the socket to work at more of an angle. I  will definetly be purchasing more of ATD tools..
Because I'm a mechanic by trade I have to have my snap-on & matco tools at work so I'm always finding out that I need a tool at home that is at work. I'm not rich and can't afford to buy another snap-on tool set but I need a set at home. My matco dealer sells some ATD tools off his truck and although they looked good his price wasn't. I saw this set and thought I would give them a try.
The waist of the socket is also thru-drilled (3/16" dia holes) to accommodate those impact wrenchs that have a thru drilled drive capable of accepting a retaining pin. This is something you don't see too often, but is required for tools used by steel workers who many be using a tool at high elevations over others below them on a worksite.The sockets have what appears to be a silk-screened size and product part number label that looks like silver on a flat black oxide socket body.
A good product. I would have given it 5 stars but some of the finish and rolled markings aren't as good as I have come to expect from a product with the ATD brand.
I bought this set before i started a mechanical intership at a dealer. I needed cheap tools quick and at a low price. I ordered this set almost two years ago and not a single piece has broken. I have used this set quite a bit in the last two years. Very happy with the results. Definitely a good buy for DIY'ers.
Bought these socket sets for two community tool boxes at a bussiness I own. Half of the solution was also buying socket organizers. If & when some sockets come up missing...replacement won't break the bank...PLUS so far these have really held up much better than expected...I know they are imports & I'll choose Craftsman for myself(probable also imported by now) but these have really surprised me at how they have held up.
These were my first impact socket set I bought until i recently started replacing my cheapies with Snap-On. This set has served me great although they are a little thick. The only thing i had broke in the set is the swivel. Large selection and doesn't skip sizes which is what I like. I hate when they leave out 16mm or 5/8&#34; just because they are so close or 19mm, 3/4&#34;.
The best part about these sockets is that each socket has 2 dimension markings- an inward indentation (ex. 12mm) and a external fine-paint (ex. 12mm)  with a bit more frilly stuff (a circle around the dimension with &#34;ATD&#34; and &#34;Cr-Mo&#34; and a number, probably a part number).
WHY I BOUGHT THIS: I normally use 1/2" drive sockets and go to 1/4" for the tight spots. This set fills in the "in between" and will be used as my default "road set" when traveling. You can use an impact socket just about anywhere you can use a socket, and impact sockets are in general some the toughest sockets available.These are CroMoly steel, the precise 41xx alloy is unknown.
I purchased this set on January 18, 2013. Mostly because my wallet isn't bulging and I needed a set of 3/8 impact sockets. I have used these sockets daily at my job on my Cornwell 3/8 impact. the black has worn off almost completely on a few of them. they grab bolts nice and tight just like the (overpriced) competition.I have never rounded off a single bolt or broke a socket.
Answer: yes