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2. Socket Sizes in Order From Smallest to Largest - Garage Tooled

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   Looking for a list of socket sizes sorted from smallest to largest along with a handy SAE to Metric conversion chart? We've got you covered...

3. Socket Sizes And Measurements Chart (Complete Guide) - The Home...

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   This complete guide will provide you with everything you need to know about socket types and sizes, along with a detailed measurements chart. So, let’s get started! To properly organize your sockets, understand the three common drive sizes: 1/2″, 3/8″, and 1/4″.

4. Socket Size Charts and PDF from Smallest to Largest - UF-TOOLS

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   Here you can find the socket sizes in order from the smallest to the largest you are most likely to use in the home or on your vehicle (and a complete socket set). You can quickly use the conversion chart to check your metric socket size against your SAE socket size and vice versa.

5. A Guide to Socket Sizes | HowStuffWorks

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   This guide provides a foundational knowledge of socket and wrench sizes, helping you choose the right tools for the job. Remember, the right size not only makes the work easier but also prevents damage to your tools and fasteners.

6. Ultimate Socket Size Guide: Standard and Metric Wrench Sizes, ...

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   Learn the order of socket sizes from smallest to largest with this comprehensive guide. Find the perfect socket wrench set for your needs - SAE or metric.

7. Socket Size Chart (Metric & Standard Wrench Sizes) - Electronics...

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   Wrench Size chart lists both metric and standard socket wrench sizes in order from smallest to largest. The bolt diameter is the distance between the two prongs of the wrench. Use this measurement to find compatible nut and bolt sizes.