Sears has this Craftsman 450 piece mechanics tool kit on sale for $189.99 plus $100 back in points ($25 in points every two weeks over eight weeks) -
Craftsman 450 Piece Mechanics Tool Kit [sears.com]
Use the Sears app on your smartphone for 10% off, bringing the price to $171 plus $100 back in points. Stacks with other coupons (thanks RiotPenguin).
There was a coupon in my account that gave me an additional $15 off. YMMV on the $15 coupon, but be sure to check the coupons in your account before ordering. There are definitely some $5 and $10 Sears coupon codes floating around the internet (i.e. - SEARS5OFF50).
Also, RetailMeNot is offering 10% cashback at Sears as of this evening.
Almost half of the 450 pieces are bits and Allen wrenches (215 total), but there are a lot of sockets and wrenches too (207 total). The case is plastic, but I think it's fine if you don't move it around too much. Here are the contents of the set from the Sears listing -
3 quick-release 45 tooth ratchets in 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" drives
6 extension bars
191 sockets, 6-point, 8-point and 12-point, in both inch and metric sizes
16 combination wrenches
Magnetic handle for easy nut or bit installation
12 nut drivers
175 screwdriver bits
40 hex keys
6 adaptors
Includes a 3-drawer case
Here is a link to the contents of the kit with an exact description of each item -
Spec sheet [sears.com]
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Not saying this isn't a good set or a slick deal, but just FYI your set from 2006 would have been made in US, now they are from China. It will say on the packaging somewhere. I can't say personally if quality is better or worse, but there's plenty of comparison videos and reviews. I'm a fan of Craftsman sets and have plenty, but just be aware they recently started outsourcing.
Check the fine print
The worse I think the cash back get deducted if you use cashback to pay.
The worse I think the cash back get deducted if you use cashback to pay.
I start to notice everyone are selling Craftsman.
I believe it is only Lowes, Ace and Sears, now that Craftsman is owned by Stanley Black and Decker. Craftsman are actually made by a variety of manufacturers so you don't really know exactly where they come from but it will say the country on the retail packaging. They are made to the same specifications. Lowes may have a set from Taiwan while Sears could have the same set from China or US. All under the same warranty so you could take your USA ratchet to Ace and they'll replace it with whatever is on their shelf. It's become a very odd brand.
Check the fine print
This deal, as the OP said, is "$25 in points every two weeks over eight weeks" and each installment has a 14 day expiration.
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November 2019, Sears, Kmart to close one-third of remaining stores: 96 more locations to close [usatoday.com].
November 2019, Sears, Kmart to close one-third of remaining stores: 96 more locations to close [usatoday.com].
how do i get that extra 10% off?