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Kobalt 28-Pc 12-Pt Standard (SAE) and Metric Standard Combination Wrench Set

& More + Free Store Pickup

$15

$30

50% off
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Lowe's has Select Kobalt Tools on sale as listed below. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders $45+.

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Lowe's has Select Kobalt Tools on sale as listed below. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders $45+.

Thanks to community member tunabreath for sharing this deal.

Note, availability for store pickup may vary.

Available:

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Written by qwikwit | Staff
  • Sale is valid today only (5/1/23)
  • See the forum thread for deal discussion.

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Model: Kobalt 28-Piece Set 12-point Standard (SAE) and Metric Standard and Short Combination Wrench | 52290

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ColinV9793
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Advantage for 12 point is the swing arc for repositioning the wrench, plus you can smack a smaller size onto partially rounded fasteners.

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fishyx
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Thanks, went ahead and snagged the 28 piece wrench set this morning.
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I personally prefer 6-point wrenches and have been waiting for the availability of any 6-point ratcheting wrenches.
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Thanks needed the 28 PC wrench set
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ColinV9793
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Quote from geektech :
I personally prefer 6-point wrenches and have been waiting for the availability of any 6-point ratcheting wrenches.
Advantage for 12 point is the swing arc for repositioning the wrench, plus you can smack a smaller size onto partially rounded fasteners.
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three0duster
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Dangit, I didn't need any of this...
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank geektech

Quote from ColinV9793 :
Advantage for 12 point is the swing arc for repositioning the wrench, plus you can smack a smaller size onto partially rounded fasteners.
That's true, 12-point adds a lot of flexibility and convenience, but I learned it the hard way that a 6-point is more handy and reliable for me: I stripped a side mounted over-fastened car battery nut with an 8mm 12-point hand wrench and it took me extra time to extract it from the confined space. I also did some research and found I was not alone: 12-points lean to strip nuts with moderate to high torques. So now, when I work on cars I use 6-point wrenches most of the time.
Last edited by geektech May 1, 2023 at 08:49 AM.
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zorobabel
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Thanks a lot, you got me to spend $55 on stuff I don't need, also bought the 135 piece set. The wrench set skips a lot of sizes, and is mostly smaller size wrenches, I never recall having to use a 6mm wrench.

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Quote from geektech :
That's true, 12-point adds a lot of flexibility and convenience, but I learned it the hard way that a 6-point is more handy and reliable for me: I stripped a side mounted over-fastened car battery nut with an 8mm 12-point hand wrench and it took me extra time to extract it from the confined space. I also did some research and found I was not alone: 12-points lean to strip nuts with moderate to high torques. So now, when I work on cars I use 6-point wrenches most of the time.
6 point to break the stuff she 12 out to remove afterwards. If you already have wrench prolly it's wise to save for ratcheting or box wrench
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aberro
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Thanks OP, I resently lost my 13mm, $8 for one wrench to replace. This was good timing.
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smartdeals
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not sure what to buy just ordered wrench since everyone is getting this
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geektech
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Quote from George_P_Burdell :
6 point to break the stuff she 12 out to remove afterwards. If you already have wrench prolly it's wise to save for ratcheting or box wrench
Exactly.
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WickedDrip
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Quote from smartdeals :
not sure what to buy just ordered wrench since everyone is getting this
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kabal57
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can never have too many box wrenches.. thanks op
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Tempted to order a couple additional bottle openers, but I still have a few left from a couple of months ago when this was up last time. Big Grin

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Quote from geektech :
That's true, 12-point adds a lot of flexibility and convenience, but I learned it the hard way that a 6-point is more handy and reliable for me: I stripped a side mounted over-fastened car battery nut with an 8mm 12-point hand wrench and it took me extra time to extract it from the confined space. I also did some research and found I was not alone: 12-points lean to strip nuts with moderate to high torques. So now, when I work on cars I use 6-point wrenches most of the time.
Repped!
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