WhiffySpark
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So I picked up a standard and metric set of craftsman ignition wrenches. Says made in USA, but these things make harbor freight tools look like snap-on. They are not drop forged, simply stamped out and then chromed. Look at those lobster claws. They didn't even grind down the edges. Wasted about $20 for both sets, as these will go into the beaterbox when I get replacements.
I went on ebay and sniped some poor ******* out of a -v- series ignition wrench set (middle set). Now I just have to wait for a metric set to show up. This really puts a dent in any confidence I have in USA made Craftsman tools though. I understand they are small, but if they could produce a quality set 30+ years ago, I would expect the same if not better with today's manufacturing ability.
Just got this bad boy for free. I won one of the weeks of the Armstrong 125 anniversary contest!
I went on ebay and sniped some poor ******* out of a -v- series ignition wrench set (middle set). Now I just have to wait for a metric set to show up. This really puts a dent in any confidence I have in USA made Craftsman tools though. I understand they are small, but if they could produce a quality set 30+ years ago, I would expect the same if not better with today's manufacturing ability.

Hey how do you like that ratchet? I've been eyeing that for some time but cannot decide between 3/8 and 1/4 since they have the same torque...and in green of course
New SO torque stick
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Also the shop wanted everyone to get the G1 ASE so this will bring me more $$ which will bring more updates to this thread from me
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How many questions were there for the G1?
How many questions were there for the G1?
Got a 1/4" drive Kobalt socket set. COO was Taiwan. Goes from 1/4" to 9/16". Lowes had it on sale for $4.90. Needed it anyway.
No cord test light
No cord test light
You are gonna love that tool.
Yeah that's a great deal, too bad I Don't need it. Metric set is on sale too but skips 4.5 and 5.5 (but they have singles)
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Those ratcheting wrenches are surely made in Taiwan ? That's the place they were invented and most are made.

They are Made in USA as is most everything that is the Craftsman Industrial line!![]()
That *****. Just curious, do you have a lot of use for ignition wrenches?
Must have now!!![]()

Do I spy a C/10 club sticker?Finally at a point where I can upgrade some of my heavier used items with higher quality stuff!
A little more than a little.A little Knipex goodness
A little more than a little.
Is that a 125mm pliers wrench ?
Where did you buy one with comfort grips from ?
same here! going to have to donate a kidney if that what it takes!![]()
Right on! I've got a few of my own too.Yes! Yes you do! [emoji106]