Home Depot[homedepot.com] has 108-Piece 1/4" x 3/8" Drive Polished Chrome Mechanics Tool Set on sale for $64.97. Select free store pickup where available.
From Merchant's Product Page:
Specs:
Drive sizes: 1/4" and 3/8"
Piece count: 108 pieces
Finish: Polished chrome
Features:
Full polish chrome vanadium steel construction
72-tooth ratchet for 5-degree arc swing
Quick-release button for easy socket changes
Includes blow-molded storage case
Meets or exceeds ASME specifications
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Home Depot[homedepot.com] has 108-Piece 1/4" x 3/8" Drive Polished Chrome Mechanics Tool Set on sale for $64.97. Select free store pickup where available.
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I got the Husky set with similar tool count for $49 on sale because I've found their ratcheting socket wrenches to be stronger and more reliable than DeWalt ones made in the last few years. I have 2 newer large DeWalt sets (192pc and I think the other is 248pc?) and their ratcheting mechanisms are not as good as their older ones made 10+ yrs ago. 1 newer 3/8" DeWalt ratchet broke under fairly light load which was a defect that was replaced under warranty but possibly a sign of lower quality now as many reviews seem to agree with. My Husky ratchets have been torqued with a lot more force than they should have been used for with no problems. The sockets for either brand seem equally good.
I got the Husky set with similar tool count for $49 on sale because I've found their ratcheting socket wrenches to be stronger and more reliable than DeWalt ones made in the last few years. I have 2 newer large DeWalt sets (192pc and I think the other is 248pc?) and their ratcheting mechanisms are not as good as their older ones made 10+ yrs ago. 1 newer 3/8" DeWalt ratchet broke under fairly light load which was a defect that was replaced under warranty but possibly a sign of lower quality now as many reviews seem to agree with. My Husky ratchets have been torqued with a lot more force than they should have been used for with no problems. The sockets for either brand seem equally good.
I got the Husky set with similar tool count for $49 on sale because I've found their ratcheting socket wrenches to be stronger and more reliable than DeWalt ones made in the last few years. I have 2 newer large DeWalt sets (192pc and I think the other is 248pc?) and their ratcheting mechanisms are not as good as their older ones made 10+ yrs ago. 1 newer 3/8" DeWalt ratchet broke under fairly light load which was a defect that was replaced under warranty but possibly a sign of lower quality now as many reviews seem to agree with. My Husky ratchets have been torqued with a lot more force than they should have been used for with no problems. The sockets for either brand seem equally good.
I agree I got a DeWalt socket set a few years ago and the 3/8 and 1/4 inch drive ratchets both felt like there was sand in the mechanisms when back dragging. I oiled them and it seemed to help but yeah the ratchet quality seems very low with these dewalts.....wonder what company makes them????
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