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hey guys whats up and welcome to my channel my name is Chris and today we started out with a fully functional fastener and then ended up with a rounded off fastener now I got a bunch of sockets here theres only one that claims to be a snap-on FDX but lets look at some other sockets here real quick so we have a gearwrench shallow broach deep socket and this one is hanging out next to a craftsman USA made socket and that ones got just a little bit deeper broaching than the gearwrench followed up by a deeper broached Stanly socket that comes in a middling size and that is about the same size as well its just actually a little bit taller than a snap-on FDX socket and here you can see that snap-on FDX mid length 10 millimeter socket and that is right next to an icon socket from Harbor Freight and the broaching in that icon set is exactly like a snap-on socket and then finally we have the shallowest broach socket and that is a SK socket now that ones also made in America too and then