Home Depot has 94-Piece Husky Mechanics Tool Set (H94MTS) on sale for $49.97. Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
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94-piece mechanics tool set with 1/4" and 3/8" drive sockets, ratchets, and accessories
72-tooth ratchets with 5° arc swing for working in tight spaces
Chrome alloy steel sockets with chamfered lead-ins and off-corner loading for durability
Quick-release ratchets, hex keys, and bits made from heat-treated S2 tool steel
Polished chrome finish with clear size markings and storage case for organization
Includes 1/4" and 3/8" drive quick-release ratchets, 21 standard length 1/4" drive 6-point sockets, 20 standard length 3/8" drive 6-point sockets, 12 deep 3/8" drive 6-point sockets, and 39 other accessories and drive tools
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Home Depot has 94-Piece Husky Mechanics Tool Set (H94MTS) on sale for $49.97. Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Editor powerfuldoppler for sharing this deal.
About this product:
94-piece mechanics tool set with 1/4" and 3/8" drive sockets, ratchets, and accessories
72-tooth ratchets with 5° arc swing for working in tight spaces
Chrome alloy steel sockets with chamfered lead-ins and off-corner loading for durability
Quick-release ratchets, hex keys, and bits made from heat-treated S2 tool steel
Polished chrome finish with clear size markings and storage case for organization
Includes 1/4" and 3/8" drive quick-release ratchets, 21 standard length 1/4" drive 6-point sockets, 20 standard length 3/8" drive 6-point sockets, 12 deep 3/8" drive 6-point sockets, and 39 other accessories and drive tools
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This is the exact deal I posted last year around the holidays. It's discounted to $50 around this time of the year and it is, in my opinion, the best mechanic's toolset for the average homeowner who doesn't have a home shop and just needs reliable tools you can keep in the closet or throw in the trunk, for occasionally assembling things, tightening a nut, hanging some blinds, etc.
And yes I use this set all the time and believe that it's a better choice than all of the other toolsets from all of the other brands in this class. Here's why:
It has all the basics you'd need including sockets in a wide range of metric (4-19mm) and imperial (5/32-1") sizes including 5.5mm with no skips.
The sockets are all secure 6-point sockets
The case!!! Do not discount the importance of a good case. This one blows away anything from the comparably-priced brands (Kobalt, Craftsman, etc.). The case is compact, portable, sturdy, and secure (with four bulky clasps). It also holds everything on one side, so when you open it you don't have sockets and wrenches falling all over the place. And the sockets aren't stuck into place making it a pain to pry them out.
It includes an incredibly handy magnetic bit driver with 12 nut setter bits and 10 screwdriver bits that together cover a lot of situations (I often grab the bit driver instead of the ratchet).
It's not as cheap as some chinese import sets on Amazon, but Husky ratchets, bit drivers, extensions, and adapters are made in Taiwan and are not the best money can buy but are reliable quality for the homeowner, with a lifetime warranty.
Unlike the huge 40 pound sets that go on sale for $99, this one does not have a 1/2" ratchet, or a lot of deep sockets, or combination wrenches, or impact sockets, but it also isn't filled with heavy "filler" pieces. Everything here is useful. Here is a list of all that's included[thdstatic.com].
If you work on cars, get a bigger set with a 1/2" ratchet, sparkplug sockets, and more deep sockets.
If you need a fixed set for your workshop and don't need something you can carry around, and would rather have everything open in drawers, then go ahead and get a big 40-pound set with 200-300 pieces.
If you like this size of portable set but need a full range of deep sockets, then look for the Husky 119-piece set to go on sale for $70 (it has the same size case and socket size range, but with more overlaps, deep sockets, adapters and extensions).
If you are a mechanic who uses tools every single day, then consider paying more for a brand like Milwaukee, Crescent, or Stanley, and getting 90-tooth ratchets with a 4-degree arc swing that can handle the highest torque.
But if none of this applies to you, and you are just a homeowner with a closet, not a mechanic shop, then get this one without hesitation.
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This is the exact deal I posted last year around the holidays. It's discounted to $50 around this time of the year and it is, in my opinion, the best mechanic's toolset for the average homeowner who doesn't have a home shop and just needs reliable tools you can keep in the closet or throw in the trunk, for occasionally assembling things, tightening a nut, hanging some blinds, etc.
And yes I use this set all the time and believe that it's a better choice than all of the other toolsets from all of the other brands in this class. Here's why:
It has all the basics you'd need including sockets in a wide range of metric (4-19mm) and imperial (5/32-1") sizes including 5.5mm with no skips.
The sockets are all secure 6-point sockets
The case!!! Do not discount the importance of a good case. This one blows away anything from the comparably-priced brands (Kobalt, Craftsman, etc.). The case is compact, portable, sturdy, and secure (with four bulky clasps). It also holds everything on one side, so when you open it you don't have sockets and wrenches falling all over the place. And the sockets aren't stuck into place making it a pain to pry them out.
It includes an incredibly handy magnetic bit driver with 12 nut setter bits and 10 screwdriver bits that together cover a lot of situations (I often grab the bit driver instead of the ratchet).
It's not as cheap as some chinese import sets on Amazon, but Husky ratchets, bit drivers, extensions, and adapters are made in Taiwan and are not the best money can buy but are reliable quality for the homeowner, with a lifetime warranty.
Unlike the huge 40 pound sets that go on sale for $99, this one does not have a 1/2" ratchet, or a lot of deep sockets, or combination wrenches, or impact sockets, but it also isn't filled with heavy "filler" pieces. Everything here is useful.
If you work on cars, get a bigger set with a 1/2" ratchet, sparkplug sockets, and more deep sockets.
If you need a fixed set for your workshop and don't need something you can carry around, and would rather have everything open in drawers, then go ahead and get a big 40-pound set with 200-300 pieces.
If you like this size of portable set but need a full range of deep sockets, then look for the Husky 119-piece set to go on sale for $70 (it has the same size case and socket size range, but with more overlaps, deep sockets, adapters and extensions).
If you are a mechanic who uses tools every single day, then consider paying more for a brand like Milwaukee, Crescent, or Stanley, and getting 90-tooth ratchets with a 4-degree arc swing that can handle the highest torque.
But if none of this applies to you, and you are just a homeowner with a closet, not a mechanic shop, then get this one without hesitation.
For an average homeowner who probably won't be doing too much car work will this be enough or should I spring for the $100 280 piece set?
Wait for the Harbor Freight 40% Quinn sale.A complete no-skip 3/8 and 1/4in socket sets can be had for $90 plus tax. Better to have every size than a random bag or box of mismatched tools.
Wait for the Harbor Freight 40% Quinn sale.A complete no-skip 3/8 and 1/4in socket sets can be had for $90 plus tax. Better to have every size than a random bag or box of mismatched tools.
This deal is a complete no-skip 3/8 and 1/4 in socket set for $50.
I have the larger count version of this, and my god the case drives me insane. Every time you close it or pick it up, and the sockets and nuts fall out from their positions. I have been itching to find some thing to replace the case, but the tools themselves are top notch.
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I don't understand why mechanics spend a hundred of thousand $ on tool boxes full of tools, the size of a truck, when all they need is this portable little kit?
Not enough deep sockets, even for a small emergency travel kit.. I like Husky's rachets, sockets, etc. I have some pieces. I don't have "a set" from them.
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And yes I use this set all the time and believe that it's a better choice than all of the other toolsets from all of the other brands in this class. Here's why:
It has all the basics you'd need including sockets in a wide range of metric (4-19mm) and imperial (5/32-1") sizes including 5.5mm with no skips.
The sockets are all secure 6-point sockets
The case!!! Do not discount the importance of a good case. This one blows away anything from the comparably-priced brands (Kobalt, Craftsman, etc.). The case is compact, portable, sturdy, and secure (with four bulky clasps). It also holds everything on one side, so when you open it you don't have sockets and wrenches falling all over the place. And the sockets aren't stuck into place making it a pain to pry them out.
It includes an incredibly handy magnetic bit driver with 12 nut setter bits and 10 screwdriver bits that together cover a lot of situations (I often grab the bit driver instead of the ratchet).
It's not as cheap as some chinese import sets on Amazon, but Husky ratchets, bit drivers, extensions, and adapters are made in Taiwan and are not the best money can buy but are reliable quality for the homeowner, with a lifetime warranty.
Unlike the huge 40 pound sets that go on sale for $99, this one does not have a 1/2" ratchet, or a lot of deep sockets, or combination wrenches, or impact sockets, but it also isn't filled with heavy "filler" pieces. Everything here is useful.
Here is a list of all that's included [thdstatic.com].
If you work on cars, get a bigger set with a 1/2" ratchet, sparkplug sockets, and more deep sockets.
If you need a fixed set for your workshop and don't need something you can carry around, and would rather have everything open in drawers, then go ahead and get a big 40-pound set with 200-300 pieces.
If you like this size of portable set but need a full range of deep sockets, then look for the Husky 119-piece set to go on sale for $70 (it has the same size case and socket size range, but with more overlaps, deep sockets, adapters and extensions).
If you are a mechanic who uses tools every single day, then consider paying more for a brand like Milwaukee, Crescent, or Stanley, and getting 90-tooth ratchets with a 4-degree arc swing that can handle the highest torque.
But if none of this applies to you, and you are just a homeowner with a closet, not a mechanic shop, then get this one without hesitation.
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And yes I use this set all the time and believe that it's a better choice than all of the other toolsets from all of the other brands in this class. Here's why:
- It has all the basics you'd need including sockets in a wide range of metric (4-19mm) and imperial (5/32-1") sizes including 5.5mm with no skips.
- The sockets are all secure 6-point sockets
- The case!!! Do not discount the importance of a good case. This one blows away anything from the comparably-priced brands (Kobalt, Craftsman, etc.). The case is compact, portable, sturdy, and secure (with four bulky clasps). It also holds everything on one side, so when you open it you don't have sockets and wrenches falling all over the place. And the sockets aren't stuck into place making it a pain to pry them out.
- It includes an incredibly handy magnetic bit driver with 12 nut setter bits and 10 screwdriver bits that together cover a lot of situations (I often grab the bit driver instead of the ratchet).
- It's not as cheap as some chinese import sets on Amazon, but Husky ratchets, bit drivers, extensions, and adapters are made in Taiwan and are not the best money can buy but are reliable quality for the homeowner, with a lifetime warranty.
- Unlike the huge 40 pound sets that go on sale for $99, this one does not have a 1/2" ratchet, or a lot of deep sockets, or combination wrenches, or impact sockets, but it also isn't filled with heavy "filler" pieces. Everything here is useful.
Here is a list of all that's included [thdstatic.com].If you work on cars, get a bigger set with a 1/2" ratchet, sparkplug sockets, and more deep sockets.
If you need a fixed set for your workshop and don't need something you can carry around, and would rather have everything open in drawers, then go ahead and get a big 40-pound set with 200-300 pieces.
If you like this size of portable set but need a full range of deep sockets, then look for the Husky 119-piece set to go on sale for $70 (it has the same size case and socket size range, but with more overlaps, deep sockets, adapters and extensions).
If you are a mechanic who uses tools every single day, then consider paying more for a brand like Milwaukee, Crescent, or Stanley, and getting 90-tooth ratchets with a 4-degree arc swing that can handle the highest torque.
But if none of this applies to you, and you are just a homeowner with a closet, not a mechanic shop, then get this one without hesitation.
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Not enough deep sockets, even for a small emergency travel kit.. I like Husky's rachets, sockets, etc. I have some pieces. I don't have "a set" from them.
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