Do these trays hold the sockets firmly in place? Will the sockets fall off if tipped over?
1864881
No they do not hold sockets firmly in place. I used mine in drawer of my tool cart where there is no chance of tipping.
1864882
they are held firmly in place.. the bottom of the tray where the sockets sit is the exact size of each socket....if tipped over the sockets will fall off. but these trays are designed so you don't have to remove them from your tool box
1864883
The trays are only functional in holding the sockets in an upright position. They are held with a kind of pin but they are not snapped firmly in place.
956863
I've used my griddler for about three months now. Never had an issue with the plates falling off.
473446
They will not fall off. They are pretty secure in your ears. I chop wood with mine on and I've never had a problem...except for forgetting that I always have them on!
486501
No, these things fall off with little effort. You might want to consider over the ear/side headphones instead of these.
271918
Yes, the inner parts are secured in by screwing down a piece, so they will not fall off if pointing down.
1889807
It looks like they are just pressed in. They don't come out on their own or wiggle. I have not tried to force them out. If you break or lose one, I would guess that you would likely replace the both bit and socket together.
1925494
No. The black trays just hold the tiles, but there's nothing stopping them from falling out if the whole thing is turned over or something
1131997
The trays don't come off, since they are what hold the cushions in place. They might fall off on their own though given enough time.
728799
They do not snap in place but they are sturdy and do trust they will stay in place. They also stay in the folded position and do not fall out when used.
2060118
Yes, they wiggle a little. It doesn't impact their function, this is probably a tradeoff with their design which allows them to fit in the tools. I recently was able to remove tiny torx screws in the field without having to get my full tool case. The convince is definitely worth it. Due to the nature of the tool you would not use these for anything requiring a lot of torque anyway, so a little wobble (side to side) is fine. I love mine. Since getting mine my tool case has stayed in my truck and I fixed a water heater (thermostat), desktop computers, notebook computers, light switches, projector. It's great to show up with just my backpack and fix almost anything without carrying 60 pounds of tools. Haven't come across a screw yet that the set didn't fit perfectly.
43824
Yes, the cups stay firmly in place. But do not rely on the adhesive backing. I had to eventually use small tacks to fix them to the wall after a few of them fell off.
1722
They are loose, they work well and are quality made. I never have any issue getting them out. Hope this helps
1889808
There does not appear to be any sort of epoxy holding them in place, nor are there set screws to hold them in place. It appears they are inserted into the sockets and held there my pressure from a slightly smaller hole in the socket. Man, you must be tough on your tools if you're taling about replacing a socket in set like this. The bits/sockets are of good quality and I'd recommend them for use in any shop.
2168580
If mine stands vertical the large deep sockets fall out. If I shake it most of the deep sockets fall out and the larger standard sockets fall out.
1102556
Yes. The sockets are just SMA bulkheads that go through a 1/4 inch round hole in the bracket and are held on with a nut. Easily removed. On the one that I bought, the nuts were quite loose and needed to be tightened.
1332074
They should not be coming off in the first place. I have 3 of these cubes and my center pieces have never popped off
2168579
Yes, sockets may fall out if holder is shaken lightly. If holder was mounted on a wall surface securely, that wouldn't be an issue. Magnets seem strong enough to hold sockets when mounted vertically.