Overview
The 135 pc. 1/4-in., 3/8-in., and 1/2-in. Drive Mechanics Tool Set is equipped with improved low profile 72-tooth ratchets with 5° arc swing and up to a 25% thinner head, 1/4-in DR and 3/8-in DR only as compared to CMMT81747, CMMT81748, & CMMT81749, that helps deliver greater access in confined spaces. Packed with a broad assortment of 6-point and 12-point sockets, combination wrenches, and drive tools in a durable blow mold case. The case is constructed with metal hinges and designed to fit into CRAFTSMAN® metal storage boxes for easy organization. Perfect as an addition to your current tool collection or as a starter set. Proudly backed by a Full Lifetime Warranty.
Features- LOW PROFILE RATCHET: Up to 25% thinner head for access in tight spaces (1/4-in DR and 3/8-in DR only as compared to CMMT81747, CMMT81748, and CMMT81749)
- 72-TOOTH RATCHET: Delivers 5 degree arc swing
- EASY TOOL STORAGE: Durable Blow Molded Case
- ALL IN ONE MECHANICS SET: Contains as full assortment of sockets, ratchets, wrenches, and specialty bits for automotive enthusiasts and mechanics
- CORROSION RESISTANCE: Full Polish Chrome Finish
- CRAFTSMAN Full Lifetime Warranty
https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMA...5014481403 
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Maybe, but I personally avoid 12 point sockets like the plague. Honestly, Amazon has another set on sale, a 104 piece set for $79.99 that would be a better starter unless you need to keep it in the car. I do have another Craftsman set in this style without the 1/2 ratchet that I like.
I don't know how many 12 points are in this set, but I agree. 12 points will turn a hard job into a "weld a socket onto the nut" job. They will strip out bolts and nuts like no one's business. Of course, I'm thinking of automotive work, so it depends what you plan to use the set for, but 12 point are rarely useful.
I have an older version of this set that I bought 10 years ago, and it has done everything I've thrown at it. Might want to get this set, and buy a set of 6-pt sockets separately for higher torque work