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

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Amazon [amazon.com] has 11-Piece CRAFTSMAN OVERDRIVE Standard SAE Wrench Set (CMMT87711) for $42.48.
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Cheapest price Ive seen on the wrenches that beat Snapon in the TTC testing .
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robertson136Today 01:39 PM
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Quote from vid1900 :
Cheapest price Ive seen on the wrenches that beat Snapon in the TTC testing .
But what does project farm say?
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Quote from robertson136 :
But what does project farm say?
I don't think Todd has done a combo wrench test in many years.

But for those who have not seen the TTC test:
https://youtu.be/IAo2p3FjUxQ?si=B...jiO6&t=985
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robertson136Today 01:54 PM
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Quote from vid1900 :
I don't think Todd has done a combo wrench test in many years. But for those who have not seen the TTC test:https://youtu.be/IAo2p3FjUxQ?si=B...jiO6&t=985
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
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Qualifies for 10% back on select Tools Prime Visa:
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Quote from robertson136 :
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
Snappy is great stuff, but you have to wait a week or two for the truck to come around.

Easier for me to just swap out a Craftsman at any local ACE or Lowes.
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robvasToday 02:25 PM
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Quote from vid1900 :
Snappy is great stuff, but you have to wait a week or two for the truck to come around.

Easier for me to just swap out a Craftsman at any local ACE or Lowes.
IF they have them in stock...

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robertson136Today 02:26 PM
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Quote from vid1900 :
Snappy is great stuff, but you have to wait a week or two for the truck to come around.Easier for me to just swap out a Craftsman at any local ACE or Lowes.
The price on this is great. My experience with post sears craftsman was you gotta send it back to craftsman and pay for shipping. Not familiar with Ace. This is one thing HF has superior to most is you just waltz in with broken and waltz out with new
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There are 6000 ACE Hardware stores in the US; compared to 1600 Harbor Freight stores.

If you worked in an actual auto repair facility, NAPA delivers 3x a day, so you can get your Carlyle tools swapped out faster than probably any other brand.
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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.

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