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$42.48 | 11-Piece CRAFTSMAN OVERDRIVE Standard SAE Wrench Set (CMMT87711) at Amazon

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This Craftsman Overdrive wrench set stands out as a strong value for 6 point SAE box wrenches, especially for rusty or rounded fasteners where the anti slip cutouts help reduce stripping. The set is also praised as a practical alternative to pricier brands, with local exchange options at ACE or Lowe's and a price that undercuts Snap on and Icon. The main drawback is warranty convenience, since replacement experiences can depend on the store or dealer and may involve shipping or proof of purchase. A solid pick if you want durable wrenches without premium brand pricing.

  • The set's 6-point box ends can grip rusty bolts better and reduce the chance of stripping fasteners.

    pablo1376Chalepos

  • The SAE sizing can help when metric doesn't fit rounded or rusted nuts during real repairs.

    2chainz

  • The Overdrive box ends include anti-slip cutouts that perform well on highly rusted fasteners.

    Chalepos

  • The set may qualify for a Prime Visa offer that returns 10% on select tools.

    samgotit

  • The TTC test discussion suggests the Craftsman may sustain damage and start with looser clearances than expected.

    robertson136

  • Warranty and exchanges can be dealer-dependent, and Lowe's may require exact matching replacements for missing pieces.

    justme-

  • 6-point box ends can be difficult to position and reposition when obstacles block access to the fastener.

    jeff34270

  • Warranty replacement logistics may be less convenient than walk-in options, since post-Sears Craftsman exchanges reportedly required shipping and shipping costs.

    robertson136

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Dec 31, 2025 7:11 PM
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pablo1376Dec 31, 2025 7:11 PM
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Details these are 6 sided ends so these are amazing when ur working on rusty bolts they have less of a chance to strip!!!! The ones in the test video are 12 point ends different model.
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Quote from pablo1376 View quoted comment :
Details these are 6 sided ends so these are amazing when ur working on rusty bolts they have less of a chance to strip!!!! The ones in the test video are 12 point ends different model.
6-point box ends are great for that, but a nightmare to get positioned and repositioned if there are any obstacles in the way.
Dec 31, 2025 10:27 PM
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kdiggzDec 31, 2025 10:27 PM
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Quote from vid1900 View quoted comment :
And I just gotta ask; how many of you guys are breaking combo wrenches on a regular basis ???I use tools daily, and the only tools that I break regularly are ratcheting combo wrenches. You drop them and all the little pieces go flying everywhere, lol.
I break ratchets all the time. PSA to everyone that a ratchet is not a breaker bar 😆
Dec 31, 2025 11:07 PM
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ThriceQDec 31, 2025 11:07 PM
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SAE? You guys working on POS American cars or something?
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SAE? You guys working on POS American cars or something?
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Quote from robertson136 View quoted comment :
I've never seen this channel. But I think you left out an important detail. Looks like the craftsman sustained damage after the test and was not as tight of clearances before the test as well. Given craftsman warranty isn't as simple as walk in/walk out with a replacement. Snap on would still be the superior if you had unlimited money. Icon seems to be on par but the HF carefree walk in/walk out warranty would put me in the icon group. But at this price who cares
I have both the Icon anti-slip and the Craftsman Overdrive. One difference between the two is the Overdrive box ends have six-points with the anti-slip cut outs, while the Icons have the standard 12-point box ends. For highly rusted fasteners, the Overdrive box ends are excellent.

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