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Craftsman Extreme Grip 5 piece wrench set $15 Amazon free shipping w/ prime
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Craftsman Extreme Grip 5 piece wrench set $15 Amazon free shipping w/ prime
https://www.amazon.com/CRAFTSMAN-...ls&sr=1-76
If you're not familiar with these they work on metric and standard so it's really like a 10 piece set. These are a decent set to carry around in a car since they don't take up much space.
https://www.amazon.com/CRAFTSMAN-...ls&sr=1-76
If you're not familiar with these they work on metric and standard so it's really like a 10 piece set. These are a decent set to carry around in a car since they don't take up much space.
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| Rating: | (4.1 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 44 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Craftsman 912758 Extreme Grip 5 Piece Wrench Set |
| Product Description: | CRAFTSMAN 912758 Extreme Grip 5 Piece Wrench Set The Craftsman Extreme GRIP 5-piece wrench set features a gripping action which allows you to grip rounded fasteners with up to 5-times more gripping power than a standard Craftsman wrench. Each wrench features movable jaws to provide solid fit for standard, metric and rounded fasteners. Box end also comes equipped with locking cam providing positive gripping that holds multiple fastener sizes in place. This 5 piece wrench set can be used on the following 12 fastener sizes: 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", 9/16", 5/8", 1mm, 11mm, 12mm, 13mm, 14mm, 15mm and 16mm. This set is backed by the Craftsman Hand Tool Full Warranty. |
| Model Number: | 912758 |
| Product SKU: | B01HZWXU16 |
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I guess it doesn't matter all that much since they still have a lifetime warranty.
There's really nothing wrong with dual purpose metric and standard wrenches/sockets. Give Metrinch a try if you don't believe me.
So not a good deal from a price point.
The quality of the sets I got were good enough, but the locking mechanism is weak, so skip it. Get a good set of gear wrenches or even craftsman.
So not a good deal from a price point.
The quality of the sets I got were good enough, but the locking mechanism is weak, so skip it. Get a good set of gear wrenches or even craftsman.
If you got 3 wrenches for $26.88 that's about what they sell the single wrenches for at Sears as open stock so that's like spending $45 for a set of these, so I'm assuming you meant the first.
I haven't had any issues with the locking mechanisms and I've got 3 sets of them.
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I don't see how it's any less practical than these 20 piece socket sets that have 4 sockets, a ratchet and 15 bits.
But hey if it's too gimmicky for you don't buy it. I'm not asking you to. I said what the practical use cases were. It's inexpensive. That's pretty much the same reason I stopped posting Sears/Kmart deals, too many complaints of "I thought Sears" was closed, because it simply becomes a waste of my time to do so.
Sure it's a gimmicky tool but it can certainly still have uses to some people who are interested in it. It's not like a Tiger Wrench commercial where I dig through a mess of unorganized wrenches and say "just throw your whole drawer full of wrenches away!".
I don't see how it's any less practical than these 20 piece socket sets that have 4 sockets, a ratchet and 15 bits.
But hey if it's too gimmicky for you don't buy it. I'm not asking you to. I said what the practical use cases were. It's inexpensive. That's pretty much the same reason I stopped posting Sears/Kmart deals, too many complaints of "I thought Sears" was closed, because it simply becomes a waste of my time to do so.
Sure it's a gimmicky tool but it can certainly still have uses to some people who are interested in it. It's not like a Tiger Wrench commercial where I dig through a mess of unorganized wrenches and say "just throw your whole drawer full of wrenches away!".
I agree...too some extent except, vintage craftsman wrenches are highly sought after now so if you do find a set for a cheap price consider yourself lucky. Even the older Craftsman plier type tools are being sold for 2-3x the original price on eBay as long as they have the magical "Made In USA" on them somewhere.
Secondly, the issue with a lifetime warranty on all our older USA made tools is the fact that they will be exchanged for the lesser quality China Tools. I have some of the Taiwan made Dewalt wrench's and sockets and thus far I am impressed with the quality of the wrenches and the thin walled sockets. I love the knurling on the Dewalt Sockets also.
I don't see how it's any less practical than these 20 piece socket sets that have 4 sockets, a ratchet and 15 bits.
But hey if it's too gimmicky for you don't buy it. I'm not asking you to. I said what the practical use cases were. It's inexpensive. That's pretty much the same reason I stopped posting Sears/Kmart deals, too many complaints of "I thought Sears" was closed, because it simply becomes a waste of my time to do so.
Sure it's a gimmicky tool but it can certainly still have uses to some people who are interested in it. It's not like a Tiger Wrench commercial where I dig through a mess of unorganized wrenches and say "just throw your whole drawer full of wrenches away!".