Lowe's has
50-pc Kobalt SAE & Metric Polished Chrome Mechanics Tool Set w/ Hard Case (53418) on sale for
$19.98. Select free store pick up where stock permits otherwise
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Features:- This set is comprised of one (1) 1/4-inch drive ratchets paired with 22 popular metric and SAE 6-point shallow sockets, two (2) 1/4-inch drive extensions (2-in and 4-in), a spinner handle with a bit coupler and twenty-two (22) insert bits
- The 1/4-inch drive, 90-tooth ratchet with 4 degree arc swing allows for work in tight spaces
- All sockets feature a 6-point design to help prevent slippage and rounding of fasteners
- Socket size callouts are hard stamped for easy and long-lasting identification
- All tools are constructed from chrome vanadium steel and are heat-treated for strength and durability and finished with a professional grade, high-polish shine which makes cleaning them a snap
- Contained in a small injection molded case measuring 6.7in H x 5.0in W x 2.7in D makes carrying this case virtually anywhere possible
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The regular set are ok spares.
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SAE 1/8 to 3/8, one per /32. Plus 7/16 and 1/2
that being said its kind of funny calling this a mechanics tool set, hard to imagine many mechanical tasks getting done with hardware 1/2" or smaller. Maybe taking apart a carburetor? Do people still use those?
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SAE 1/8 to 3/8, one per /32. Plus 7/16 and 1/2
that being said its kind of funny calling this a mechanics tool set, hard to imagine many mechanical tasks getting done with hardware 1/2" or smaller. Maybe taking apart a carburetor? Do people still use those?
I can't even name one Tupperware company who doesn't consider the cover a "piece"
Too lazy to go do it, I bought this set mostly for the 1/4 sockets since its the same price as the makita sockets I was going to get anyway
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