Was a Good tool

This was a handy little tool with a nut driver set and screw driver and a 1/4" allen wrench all in one. That was until I dropped the 1/4" - 5/16" socket down into a hole about 15' deep. Now it is just a piece that I look at and wish I still had to use. I have tried to find another one it was made by Vermont American, but I have not located one.
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Just pick up a hex to 1/4" square adapter and use normal 1/4" sockets ? Or I think I even have hex drives built onto sockets in one set ?
 
I tried to get the socket for about an hour. Then gave up. I have many more tools and too much other stuff to do to have kept fooling with it. Maybe one day I will run across another one in a flea market or pawn shop.
 
I used to work in an older dealership that still had in ground lifts, it was common for sockets and wrenches to fall through the gaps in the access panel for the cylinders in the floor. Everybody had a big magnet tied on a string, long stick or heavy wire. If you got lucky you would pull up mystery parts and tools too as a bonus.
 
How about something like the attached link.

https://www.waresdirect.com/products/commercial-products/armstrong-tools/14-dr196149?trackURL=froogle&utm_source=google&utm_source=cpc&scid=scplp15914430&sc_intid=069-10-714&gclid=COe3747jhM4CFYtZhgodILADyw

It has a roll-pin holding a 1/4" hex shaft in a 5/16" socket. Drive out the roll pin and drive out the hex shaft and then you have a 1/4" hex drive 5/16" socket.
 

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