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216-Piece Craftsman Versastack Mechanic's Tool Set (Metric & SAE) Expired
$99
+ Free S&H
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
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Edited June 18, 2020
at 03:16 PM
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https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMA...1001
Kit contents:
• (3) Drive Ratchets: 1/4-in., 3/8-in. & 1/2-in.
• (111) Standard and Deep 6-Point and 12-Point Sockets
• (2) 3/8″ Drive Spark Plug Sockets
• (8) Ratchet Accessories
• (14) Combination Wrenches
• (1) Magnetic Nut Driver
• (16) Nut Bits
• (28) Hex Keys
• (33) Specialty Bits
I do not believe I have seen anyone else post this so I thought I would share what I stumbled into this morning.
I can not attest to the quality of this tool set and I have also read that it is not completely compatible with the entire Craftsman Versastack line; something about certain boxes in the lineup can not go on-top of it without modification. Other than that it does have a decent lineup of sockets; not perfect but good.
If you have bought into the Versastack ecosystem already then this is a great opportunity to add another piece to your collection. I am aware (since I have been trying to monitor it) that it was this price back around Black Friday but I don't believe I have seen it hit this price since then, I am not willing to bet even a penny on that statement though
Here is a link to a review (no affiliation to me) that has good pictures of the set https://homefixated.com/craftsman...et-review/
You may be able to add a 10 off $50 or $20 off $100 coupon with a filler if those are still around. Making the price $89.99 or $80.00 (approx).
Happy shopping!
PS. long time lurker first time poster; thanks everyone for posting a ton of great deals.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMA...1001
Kit contents:
• (3) Drive Ratchets: 1/4-in., 3/8-in. & 1/2-in.
• (111) Standard and Deep 6-Point and 12-Point Sockets
• (2) 3/8″ Drive Spark Plug Sockets
• (8) Ratchet Accessories
• (14) Combination Wrenches
• (1) Magnetic Nut Driver
• (16) Nut Bits
• (28) Hex Keys
• (33) Specialty Bits
I do not believe I have seen anyone else post this so I thought I would share what I stumbled into this morning.
I can not attest to the quality of this tool set and I have also read that it is not completely compatible with the entire Craftsman Versastack line; something about certain boxes in the lineup can not go on-top of it without modification. Other than that it does have a decent lineup of sockets; not perfect but good.
If you have bought into the Versastack ecosystem already then this is a great opportunity to add another piece to your collection. I am aware (since I have been trying to monitor it) that it was this price back around Black Friday but I don't believe I have seen it hit this price since then, I am not willing to bet even a penny on that statement though
Here is a link to a review (no affiliation to me) that has good pictures of the set https://homefixated.com/craftsman...et-review/
You may be able to add a 10 off $50 or $20 off $100 coupon with a filler if those are still around. Making the price $89.99 or $80.00 (approx).
Happy shopping!
PS. long time lurker first time poster; thanks everyone for posting a ton of great deals.
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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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Waiting for the same answer. I did notice the 224 has the old style (traditional) wrenches and the 216 set has the polished new style craftsman wrenches but not the Sears version - more like Dewalt.
Yup - also I picked one up today and they had to get one in the shipping box from the top shelf. Box said made in Taiwan for those who care.
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Get a 1/2 professional impact socket set from HF for about $25
A 1/2 extendable ratchet for about $20
A 1/2 impact extension set for about $8
And a extension adapter set to go with 3/8 and 1/4 sockets you may have for $10
This way you will have a real solid socket set to work on cars etc
This set is great for somebody who does casual to mild serious stuff but if you want strong tools, go with the impact stuff, which can also be used with electric impact drivers etc
Just a thought for alternatives.
HF too is mostly made in China, but their professional impact stuff is really good.
Get a 1/2 professional impact socket set from HF for about $25
A 1/2 extendable ratchet for about $20
A 1/2 impact extension set for about $8
And a extension adapter set to go with 3/8 and 1/4 sockets you may have for $10
This way you will have a real solid socket set to work on cars etc
This set is great for somebody who does casual to mild serious stuff but if you want strong tools, go with the impact stuff, which can also be used with electric impact drivers etc
Just a thought for alternatives.
HF too is mostly made in China, but their professional impact stuff is really good.
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I mention this because I prefer the case on the Kobalt set: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-2...1000642747
I disagree. That kobalt case and kit is yunk. Tools keep falling out and the box is made of cheap plastic and it warps. As a result, the tool tray doesn't aligned perfectly with the tracks. This makes removing or securing the trays impossible
111 sockets and 14 wrenches isn't enough in an SAE/Metric set.
111 sockets divides by two, so it's about 55 sockets of metric or SAE.
Then it's in three drive sizes, so now it's only about 11 sockets, because they have deep sockets in 1/4" and 3/8".
And there are no screwdrivers, pliers, definitely not enough wrenches and no gear wrenches, and probably no big sockets. At the end of the day, although it seems like a lot, there are better sets to start with which are a better value for someone starting out. I know you can look at all those sockets and think it's enough to fix anything, but it's not. And if you have a euro car, you'll need inverted Torx sockets.
A good set will last you 20-30 years as long as you don't let it rust. Buy a bigger set; spend about $250-350 on sale and you'll be set for a lifetime of auto repair.
111 sockets and 14 wrenches isn't enough in an SAE/Metric set.
111 sockets divides by two, so it's about 55 sockets of metric or SAE.
Then it's in three drive sizes, so now it's only about 11 sockets, because they have deep sockets in 1/4" and 3/8".
And there are no screwdrivers, pliers, definitely not enough wrenches and no gear wrenches, and probably no big sockets. At the end of the day, although it seems like a lot, there are better sets to start with which are a better value for someone starting out.
I was 18 and didn't know about cars lol. This new set isn't bad tho. Like I said, if they threw in a greater wrench set on metric and SAE (up to 1" and 19mm) and if they threw in triple square it would be perfect. The sockets go up pretty high tho, I believe 1" and 24mm on 1/2 drive.Two spark plug sockets is great tho. Can't complain for $99 since you're going to need to buy specialty tools anyways. Plus the drawers are way nicer than opening the whole thing.
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