expiredjez posted Feb 24, 2023 12:28 PM
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expiredjez posted Feb 24, 2023 12:28 PM
230-Piece Craftsman Mechanic's Tool Set
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Sears has 230-Piece Craftsman Mechanic's Tool Set on sale for $109.99. Shipping is free.
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Thanks community member jez for sharing this deal
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- Includes quick-release ratchets in 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" drives, with 116 sockets in both inch and metric measures and 6- and 12-point
- 2 extension bars
- 6 combination wrenches in standard and metric
- Magnetic handle with 12 nut drivers, inch and metric, and 50 screwdriver bits
- 40 hex keys
- Includes a carrying case
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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- Reviews: This product receives 4.5 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 240 Customer Reviews.
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Sears has 230-Piece Craftsman Mechanic's Tool Set on sale for $109.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member jez for sharing this deal
Features:
Thanks community member jez for sharing this deal
Features:
- Includes quick-release ratchets in 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" drives, with 116 sockets in both inch and metric measures and 6- and 12-point
- 2 extension bars
- 6 combination wrenches in standard and metric
- Magnetic handle with 12 nut drivers, inch and metric, and 50 screwdriver bits
- 40 hex keys
- Includes a carrying case
Editor's Notes
Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- Reviews: This product receives 4.5 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 240 Customer Reviews.
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I was in a Sears last week (probably one of the few stores left) and reviewed their tool sets. Every tool I came across w/the Craftsman Brand is made in either China or Taiwan. I even tried to look at items in the back and all were the same. While these prices lately were great (incl. 5% discount for military vets), I fear that the quality of the name will be diminished over time. Even w/a free warranty replacement - the replacement you will get (even if taking in your old Made in the USA Craftsman tool) will have come from China or Taiwan.
Hopefully they hold up... Great price though, considering what you're getting.
Now that they sold the name to Stanley Black & Decker, Sears can still make their own Craftsman-branded tools for some period of time. I'm pretty sure that's what this set is, a 'Sears Craftsman' set as opposed to a SBD one. The SBD Craftsman sets sold at Lowe's and other places are not made in the USA either, though they are supposedly close to getting a factory up and running in Texas. However I will say Chinese tools have come a long way, and Taiwan-manufactured tools generally have a reputation for somewhat better quality than China.
This set is probably comparable to the 210-250 piece sets with filler bits that everyone has a version of (Husky, Kobalt, Hart, SBD Craftsman, etc) and sells throughout the Black Friday season annually for $99.
That being said, Milwaukee is opening a new tool factory in the US and is supposedly going to produce a large variety of their hand tools here in the US going forward. Even though they are owned by TTI, I'm still really happy about that.
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I was in a Sears last week (probably one of the few stores left) and reviewed their tool sets. Every tool I came across w/the Craftsman Brand is made in either China or Taiwan. I even tried to look at items in the back and all were the same. While these prices lately were great (incl. 5% discount for military vets), I fear that the quality of the name will be diminished over time. Even w/a free warranty replacement - the replacement you will get (even if taking in your old Made in the USA Craftsman tool) will have come from China or Taiwan.
Hopefully they hold up... Great price though, considering what you're getting.
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Now that they sold the name to Stanley Black & Decker, Sears can still make their own Craftsman-branded tools for some period of time. I'm pretty sure that's what this set is, a 'Sears Craftsman' set as opposed to a SBD one. The SBD Craftsman sets sold at Lowe's and other places are not made in the USA either, though they are supposedly close to getting a factory up and running in Texas. However I will say Chinese tools have come a long way, and Taiwan-manufactured tools generally have a reputation for somewhat better quality than China.
This set is probably comparable to the 210-250 piece sets with filler bits that everyone has a version of (Husky, Kobalt, Hart, SBD Craftsman, etc) and sells throughout the Black Friday season annually for $99.
I was in a Sears last week (probably one of the few stores left) and reviewed their tool sets. Every tool I came across w/the Craftsman Brand is made in either China or Taiwan. I even tried to look at items in the back and all were the same. While these prices lately were great (incl. 5% discount for military vets), I fear that the quality of the name will be diminished over time. Even w/a free warranty replacement - the replacement you will get (even if taking in your old Made in the USA Craftsman tool) will have come from China or Taiwan.
Hopefully they hold up... Great price though, considering what you're getting.
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I was in a Sears last week (probably one of the few stores left) and reviewed their tool sets. Every tool I came across w/the Craftsman Brand is made in either China or Taiwan. I even tried to look at items in the back and all were the same. While these prices lately were great (incl. 5% discount for military vets), I fear that the quality of the name will be diminished over time. Even w/a free warranty replacement - the replacement you will get (even if taking in your old Made in the USA Craftsman tool) will have come from China or Taiwan.
Hopefully they hold up... Great price though, considering what you're getting.
Let that sink in.
I live in New England and to the best of my knowledge there isn't a single store left.
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That being said, Milwaukee is opening a new tool factory in the US and is supposedly going to produce a large variety of their hand tools here in the US going forward. Even though they are owned by TTI, I'm still really happy about that.
Those recent deals on Performance Tool brands are also great. Made mostly in Taiwan with some USA here and there.
But generally I hit up FB Marketplace and Craigslist for used USA stuff. You can find a ton of good deals on Cornwell, MAC and Matco stuff.
Snap On still brings a big premium in most people's minds. Often people have them for sale for 10% less than truck pricing.
Figures that he is turning out to have zero interest in working on cars. Oh well, the future is electric anyway.
Figures that he is turning out to have zero interest in working on cars. Oh well, the future is electric anyway.
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