Controlling sockets when using universal joints can be challenging. Here is a great little tip to help you maintain control.
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Regarding your ‘universal’ socket tip.
We call them flex sockets here and that electrical tape flopping prevention tip is good but I’ve always used a little dumdum instead. (Caulking) Thanks and Happy Wrenching!