Deal is Back - Craftsman 201 Pc Mechanic's Tool Set w/Tri-Fold Case - $84.99 w/Q Shipped Sears.com

Just saw this and added it to my tire gauge order. Don't forget ShopDiscover is 10% off now!

Thanks. Missed it last time.

Does anyone have a list of tools are included in this kit?

It appears there are quite a lot of tools in the photos that are just filler (I see maybe 20-30 hex keys?)

I missed it last time as well. Thanks for posting this! I found this link on the set and there's no additional info on what's included in the kit... oh well.
http://www.craftsman.com/craftsma...931784000P

In 4 1 because after I studied the difference between 200 and 201 sets. The 201 set is much better than 200 because it has more wrenches which weights 7-8 lbs more than the 200.

Does this set include any metric pieces? I see the "Tri-fold case separates your inch and metric tools" but the description is quite a bit lacking.

I have no tools, and I want a GOOD kit...

Does this have the "most used" tools or should I buy a "bigger kit"?

Edit: I see now there are 300, 500, and even "1000" kits... Are those worth the price? Or are the parts just redundant?

The 200 and 201 pc are both less than half price now. I didn't even know there was a 201. So which is the better value here?

So, what's that little orange thing on the left-had side of the case?

Quote from quattro : So, what's that little orange thing on the left-had side of the case?

That's the turn latch to hold one of the flaps of the box

The orange thing is probably part of the locking mechanism to keep the cover closed. It appears the metric tools are near us and the SAE tools are on the far side of the set. If that's the case, this would be a great starter set of wrenches and sockets.
On the other hand, If you go to a Sears store and check out what they're selling, you'll see this is the old school stuff. There's many variations on all the tools sold in this set, it's really what you might need it for is what counts.
Most cars made since 1980 or so use all metric fasteners, there's nothing SAE on any of mine or my kid's bicycles.

Quote from lithdoc : That's the turn latch to hold one of the flaps of the box

Ah, shoot, thanks! <blushing>

Quote from DSee : I have no tools, and I want a GOOD kit... Does this have the "most used" tools or should I buy a "bigger kit"? Edit: I see now there are 300, 500, and even "1000" kits... Are those worth the price? Or are the parts just redundant?

If you're looking for serious mechanical work, this will naturally be not enough. But Sears makes their massive sets highly redundant - have a bunch of sockets that are for 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 ratchets, then make a bunch of sockets that would fit each size and both in 6 and 12 point configurations.

You will still need a large number of different extensions, breaking bars, locking & regular pliers, universal adapters, socket adapters, etc.