toolant tools via Amazon[amazon.com] has toolant Max Grip 30pcs Professional Metric & SAE Combination Wrench Set for $111.99 - $22.40 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $89.59. Shipping is free.
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toolant tools via Amazon[amazon.com] has toolant Max Grip 30pcs Professional Metric & SAE Combination Wrench Set for $111.99 - $22.40 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $89.59. Shipping is free.
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Coupon price $89.59 (clip on the product page)
I picked these up last week for $10 more. They seem OK enough quality for the price, but it is really early on. I wish I had more experience in using them, but here are some notes:
They are Chinese made, just FYI.
Also, it skips 20mm and 23mm. (I'm aware there aren't any 20mm or 23mm metric standard fasteners, but tell that to auto makers like GM and Mazda...)
The trays, while large, are more solid than one would expect. I'll probably switch to my typical wrench storage as they take up more space than needed in the trays.
My view is, as long as they don't bend like copper, or shatter because they are over-hardened, they seem a decent value compared to other anti-slip like Icon or Milwaukee. I would love to see how they stand up to PUSHY, so maybe people should let Torque Test Channel know.
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They are Chinese made, just FYI.
Also, it skips 20mm and 23mm. (I'm aware there aren't any 20mm or 23mm metric standard fasteners, but tell that to auto makers like GM and Mazda...)
The trays, while large, are more solid than one would expect. I'll probably switch to my typical wrench storage as they take up more space than needed in the trays.
My view is, as long as they don't bend like copper, or shatter because they are over-hardened, they seem a decent value compared to other anti-slip like Icon or Milwaukee. I would love to see how they stand up to PUSHY, so maybe people should let Torque Test Channel know.
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