expiredHazzMatt42 posted May 12, 2020 02:29 PM
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expiredHazzMatt42 posted May 12, 2020 02:29 PM
216-Piece Craftsman Versastack Mechanic's Tool Set (Metric & SAE)
+ Free S&H$99
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Lowe's has 216-Piece Craftsman Versastack Polished Chrome Mechanic's Tool Set (Metric & SAE, CMMT99206) on sale for $99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free curbside pickup where available. Thanks HazzMatt42
Note, availability for curbside pickup will vary and may be limited.
Includes:
Note, availability for curbside pickup will vary and may be limited.
Includes:
- 3 x Drive Ratchets: 1/4-in., 3/8-in. & 1/2-in.
- 111 x Standard and Deep 6-Point and 12-Point Sockets
- 2 x 3/8″ Drive Spark Plug Sockets
- 8 x Ratchet Accessories
- 14 x Combination Wrenches
- 1 x Magnetic Nut Driver
- 16 x Nut Bits
- 28 x Hex Keys
- 33 x Specialty Bits
Editor's Notes
Written by persian_mafia | StaffTool Set features three drawers and can be stacked on or under other Versastack components. The Craftsman Versastack system is a flexible platform that allows for many different combinations of storage solutions based on the user needs. It is filled with a complete 216-piece assortment of mechanics tools to tackle any task. This set includes ratchets, wrenches, sockets, and accessories that make it the perfect assortment for a semi-pro user, automotive enthusiast, and do-it-yourselfer. ~ persian_mafia
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Lowe's has 216-Piece Craftsman Versastack Polished Chrome Mechanic's Tool Set (Metric & SAE, CMMT99206) on sale for $99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free curbside pickup where available. Thanks HazzMatt42
Note, availability for curbside pickup will vary and may be limited.
Includes:
Note, availability for curbside pickup will vary and may be limited.
Includes:
- 3 x Drive Ratchets: 1/4-in., 3/8-in. & 1/2-in.
- 111 x Standard and Deep 6-Point and 12-Point Sockets
- 2 x 3/8″ Drive Spark Plug Sockets
- 8 x Ratchet Accessories
- 14 x Combination Wrenches
- 1 x Magnetic Nut Driver
- 16 x Nut Bits
- 28 x Hex Keys
- 33 x Specialty Bits
Editor's Notes
Written by persian_mafia | StaffTool Set features three drawers and can be stacked on or under other Versastack components. The Craftsman Versastack system is a flexible platform that allows for many different combinations of storage solutions based on the user needs. It is filled with a complete 216-piece assortment of mechanics tools to tackle any task. This set includes ratchets, wrenches, sockets, and accessories that make it the perfect assortment for a semi-pro user, automotive enthusiast, and do-it-yourselfer. ~ persian_mafia
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First observations:
-/+ Lighter than I thought it would be
+ All the drawers are completely removable, makes things easier.
+ The 3/8" set is quite nice when you factor in all the sockets in the 1/4".
+ 1/2" socket wrench has nice feel to it even though compared to old school socket wrenches this ones is on the light side.
- The 3/8" to 1/4" socket adapter I took a double take on... almost felt like it was plastic (super light); still not 100% convinced it isn't. None of the other pieces feel like that though.
- - - - Zero organization for the wrenches they basically just have some open space to throw them in; that I was quite disappointed in; I thought for sure there would be some little trick for them. I think they are going to find a new home and i'll put their current home to use with some random sockets and flexible extensions that I have.
Basically the set is just okay if you didn't have anything before and gets bumped up quite a few notches if you are already invested in the Versastack system; which I am. I am actually a Versastack and Tstak person now. The deep drawers from Tstak really add a lot to the Versastack system's versatility, also the Tstak dolly is a nice thing to bring into the mix as well.
Overall I like the mobile tool storage system that all the companies are doing; it is easy to break up into manageable pieces to take to various locations and that was a big reason I picked up this set; it combines well into it the package (obviously). I was tempted to go another route but it does look good together.
Would I go all in on the Versastack and Tstak systems again if I could have a reset.... the answer is more than likely no, it isn't that they are bad but there is other options. I have some mods in mind to make it a little better but if I were starting over I would switch up and go with this company that I found recently (no affiliation) https://www.auer-packaging.com/gb...s-Pro.html or win the lottery and get the high end Snap-on aviation/industrial tool sets
Best of luck with the deal hunting everyone!
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The fact that I didn't is making me not want to jump on this, but even at 100$ it seems like a good deal. Can someone who has personal experience with this set attest for its value ?
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First observations:
-/+ Lighter than I thought it would be
+ All the drawers are completely removable, makes things easier.
+ The 3/8" set is quite nice when you factor in all the sockets in the 1/4".
+ 1/2" socket wrench has nice feel to it even though compared to old school socket wrenches this ones is on the light side.
- The 3/8" to 1/4" socket adapter I took a double take on... almost felt like it was plastic (super light); still not 100% convinced it isn't. None of the other pieces feel like that though.
- - - - Zero organization for the wrenches they basically just have some open space to throw them in; that I was quite disappointed in; I thought for sure there would be some little trick for them. I think they are going to find a new home and i'll put their current home to use with some random sockets and flexible extensions that I have.
Basically the set is just okay if you didn't have anything before and gets bumped up quite a few notches if you are already invested in the Versastack system; which I am. I am actually a Versastack and Tstak person now. The deep drawers from Tstak really add a lot to the Versastack system's versatility, also the Tstak dolly is a nice thing to bring into the mix as well.
Overall I like the mobile tool storage system that all the companies are doing; it is easy to break up into manageable pieces to take to various locations and that was a big reason I picked up this set; it combines well into it the package (obviously). I was tempted to go another route but it does look good together.
Would I go all in on the Versastack and Tstak systems again if I could have a reset.... the answer is more than likely no, it isn't that they are bad but there is other options. I have some mods in mind to make it a little better but if I were starting over I would switch up and go with this company that I found recently (no affiliation) https://www.auer-packaging.com/gb...s-Pro.html or win the lottery and get the high end Snap-on aviation/industrial tool sets
Best of luck with the deal hunting everyone!
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First observations:
-/+ Lighter than I thought it would be
+ All the drawers are completely removable, makes things easier.
+ The 3/8" set is quite nice when you factor in all the sockets in the 1/4".
+ 1/2" socket wrench has nice feel to it even though compared to old school socket wrenches this ones is on the light side.
- The 3/8" to 1/4" socket adapter I took a double take on... almost felt like it was plastic (super light); still not 100% convinced it isn't. None of the other pieces feel like that though.
- - - - Zero organization for the wrenches they basically just have some open space to throw them in; that I was quite disappointed in; I thought for sure there would be some little trick for them. I think they are going to find a new home and i'll put their current home to use with some random sockets and flexible extensions that I have.
Basically the set is just okay if you didn't have anything before and gets bumped up quite a few notches if you are already invested in the Versastack system; which I am. I am actually a Versastack and Tstak person now. The deep drawers from Tstak really add a lot to the Versastack system's versatility, also the Tstak dolly is a nice thing to bring into the mix as well.
Overall I like the mobile tool storage system that all the companies are doing; it is easy to break up into manageable pieces to take to various locations and that was a big reason I picked up this set; it combines well into it the package (obviously). I was tempted to go another route but it does look good together.
Would I go all in on the Versastack and Tstak systems again if I could have a reset.... the answer is more than likely no, it isn't that they are bad but there is other options. I have some mods in mind to make it a little better but if I were starting over I would switch up and go with this company that I found recently (no affiliation) https://www.auer-packaging.com/gb...s-Pro.html [auer-packaging.com] or win the lottery and get the high end Snap-on aviation/industrial tool sets
Best of luck with the deal hunting everyone!
can get 2,3,4 to 1 of the other brand
But yeah have a couple maxi's i kept for the planex and i put my router stuff in one, nice and sturdy (like those in your link) no ribs everywhere inside tons nicer than dewalts but i'm not banging those around.
I passed on this set a couple times though. tempting to have handy but yeah read the same things you mentioned about the wrenches,etc.sockets banging around. Not bad at this price though if you need a grab and go to stack with no thinking to bang around, still i'm passing.
You could get 2 2 drawer units, foam, remove dividers and setup a good system with socket brand of choice i like the gearwrench tear drops and ratcheting wrenches are a must for me unless i'm hammering on it.
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