The Home Depot[homedepot.com] has 11-Piece Milwaukee Combination Metric Wrench Mechanics Tool Set (48-22-9511) for $49.97. Shipping is free.
Includes: 8 mm, 10 mm, 11 mm, 12 mm, 13 mm, 14 mm, 15 mm, 16 mm, 17 mm, 18 mm, 19 mm combination wrenches
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Product Description:
Milwaukee has designed our Combination Wrenches from the ground up, delivering maximum torque and ultimate user comfort. The MAX BITE Open-End Grip improves the wrench's grip on nuts and bolts, and the geometry reduces rounding and stripping. MAX BITE offers 25% More Torque than competitive wrench designs. The Comfortable I-Beam Handle Design allows superior user comfort, even while applying high torque. Milwaukee wrenches feature Ink-Filled Size Labels for easy size identification, and quick distinction between SAE and metric sets. The 11pc kits come in a storage tray designed for Long-Term Storage, keeping your tool chest organized. Standing behind our products, Milwaukee offers a Lifetime Guarantee on all of our Combination Wrench Sets.
Product SKU:
318757863
UPC:
45242744107
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Why is the storage tray shaped like that? Just push all the wrenches to the right so they are flush with the straight edge and then you could lop off a good bit of the angled edge on the left side.
Why is the storage tray shaped like that? Just push all the wrenches to the right so they are flush with the straight edge and then you could lop off a good bit of the angled edge on the left side.
On sale for $50. I've had a set of Harbor freight wrenches for about 8 years. I also have a mechanic set from DeWalt that has every wrench as well. I cannot tell the difference between the two. And the harbor freight ones are actually heavier.
I think I paid like 12 bucks or less for them. They do the exact same thing as these Milwaukee's. Is this like a flex purchase? You're paying to have the badge on your wrench?
On sale for $50. I've had a set of Harbor freight wrenches for about 8 years. I also have a mechanic set from DeWalt that has every wrench as well. I cannot tell the difference between the two. And the harbor freight ones are actually heavier.I think I paid like 12 bucks or less for them. They do the exact same thing as these Milwaukee's. Is this like a flex purchase? You're paying to have the badge on your wrench?
Pretty much.
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I bought their ratcheting wrench, that went all the way to 22mm for 79 dollars as part of thier daily deal. they are good wrenches, but i just don't like the way the feel, and I don't need another set of of anti-slip gimmick. I have the Icon anti-slip also which is the same as milwuakee max-bite, I like the length, feel and their easy return policy.
I bought their ratcheting wrench, that went all the way to 22mm for 79 dollars as part of thier daily deal. they are good wrenches, but i just don't like the way the I-beam feel, and I don't need another set of anti-slip gimmick.
On sale for $50. I've had a set of Harbor freight wrenches for about 8 years. I also have a mechanic set from DeWalt that has every wrench as well. I cannot tell the difference between the two. And the harbor freight ones are actually heavier.I think I paid like 12 bucks or less for them. They do the exact same thing as these Milwaukee's. Is this like a flex purchase? You're paying to have the badge on your wrench?
I can't speak for these wrenches but usually higher end wrenches have better tolerance and are less likely to round off a bolt or nut. They are usually also made with better materials and will deflect less under a lot of pressure, also prevent round off and slippage. The heads of the wrenches are usually thinner and can get in tighter areas because of the better materials. Heavier wrenches like the harbor freight ones you have does not mean they are better, most of the time just the opposite because they have to add more material to it to prevent bending and breaking prematurely where as a good quality wrench is usually lighter because less material is needed. Again, I don't have these wrenches so I can't speak to them, but that is usually how it goes.
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I think I paid like 12 bucks or less for them. They do the exact same thing as these Milwaukee's. Is this like a flex purchase? You're paying to have the badge on your wrench?
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