Craftsman socket set comes in 3 trays. One for 1/4 drive, 3/8 and 1/2; ine .ch drive. No practical to stand them up mEye ball them. My sockets sit upward , don’t have to look at the size. U could engrave them I guess.
I like your ideas. . I'll give it a try.Wipe nail polish over the markings, then take an old rag and lightly go over the surface to take off the excess nail polish, leaving the nail polish in the stamp marks. Leave to dry overnight and use the next day.
You could use different colors to remember each one easier too.
I like your ideas. . I'll give it a try.
That might work. I went to Amazon and I should have the labels soon. If they work out i'll order more labels. THANH YOUYour favorite go to place has these: https://www.amazon.com/Chrome-Socket-Labels-Easy-Read/dp/B0101A86FO View attachment 136069
An arc style engraving pen . Cost about $10. Can hook in series w/12V battery. Will engrave anything that conducts electricity.I have difficulty seeing the socket size on my craftsman sockets even while wearing my readers. I have tried using a sharpie , but the sharpie doesn't last long.
Do you have a better way to write the socket size on chrome plated sockets to make it easier to read??
I use paint pens from craft stores to fill in the indented size markings on wrenches and sockets. Black paint shows up well on chrome tools, white and silver paint shows up well on black oxided tools. It is a good indoor activity for snow days or sub-zero days, bring the tools into the house the night before to fully warm them up.I have difficulty seeing the socket size on my craftsman sockets even while wearing my readers. I have tried using a sharpie , but the sharpie doesn't last long.
Do you have a better way to write the socket size on chrome plated sockets to make it easier to read??
I have not yet tried paint sticks on etched size markings on drill bits.I use paint pens from craft stores to fill in the indented size markings on wrenches and sockets. Black paint shows up well on chrome tools, white and silver paint shows up well on black oxided tools. It is a good indoor activity for snow days or sub-zero days, bring the tools into the house the night before to fully warm them up.
These use oil-based paint, I think oil based paint adhere and wear better.
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I have difficulty seeing the socket size on my craftsman sockets even while wearing my readers. I have tried using a sharpie , but the sharpie doesn't last long.
Do you have a better way to write the socket size on chrome plated sockets to make it easier to read??
Mr. George, I used Wite Out on my Glock to highlight the stamped name and model number. I used fingernail polish remover to remove the excess.I have difficulty seeing the socket size on my craftsman sockets even while wearing my readers. I have tried using a sharpie , but the sharpie doesn't last long.
Do you have a better way to write the socket size on chrome plated sockets to make it easier to read??
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