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Gearwrench has a set. 9230D

I have the Blackhawk by Proto sets. No complaints here. Also saw Williams sets on Amazon.

I have a few pairs. The 6" long nose have only been used a few times, and the teeth are mangled. The curved jaws have held up only slightly better. My Chinese made Irwin ones have been fine. Wouldn't buy the Bremen ones again.

Hop on Amazon. Gearwrench, Tekton, OEM Tools, Genius, Craftsman, etc. Can find singles to fill in sets. Will probably last forever, especially if they aren't getting used much.

I broke a Gearwrench torx bit. Pounded it out with a punch then pressed a new torx bit in with a vise. Quick and easy.

I use Dewalt and Makita. Short ones are Dewalt, long ones are Makita. Haven't had a problem with either. Usually only use 1/4", 5/16" or 3/8". None have broken or rounded out and magnets are still strong.

The only way you are going to find made in USA Craftsman tools is if you go to stores that don't have a lot of customers. Craftsman tools haven't been made in the USA in awhile. They were being made in China well before Stanley Black and Decker bought em. Honestly the last years of the USA...

Punch the bit out from the drive end. Tap new bit in with a block of wood and hammer or use a vise to press it in. Can buy any bit you want on Amazon.

Look around on the internet. There are a lot of screwdriver sets like the one you linked. Might be able to find one for around $10. Buy it and use the holder on your work bench for your Craftsman drivers.

Another vote for the Blackhawk set. They are excellent wrenches.

I've been using an Allen brand hex key set for the last 3 years and haven't had any issues with them. Only complaint is the holder wears out and the smaller sizes fall out easily. Maintenance guy so I use them on door handles, door closers, hvac stuff, used em as punches a few times. Quite a...

That's awesome. They look like they were never used. I woulda jumped on em at $40 too.

An old Williams B 52 superratchet. Got it for cheap at a yard sale. Love how it feels in the hand. Smoothest ratchet I own.

Proto duratek or the Dewalt, Stanley or Craftsman version of them. Milwaukee handles are a little bigger than normal.

Do a google search for round shank screwdriver bit. They have some on Amazon. Not sure if they're what you're looking for or not

Dewalt warranty you call their 800 number, tell them the product and what broke and they'll send you a new one. Never had to do a warranty on a Husky tool. If you are not using these in a professional environment and only on your cars at home you'll probably never have to worry about warranty on...

Where in central PA are you going to be? State College area?

Have the atd set. They work fine. No rounding of fasteners, they fit well. Heads do get a little floppy over time

I have the wrenches. They have the teeth in the open end. Work fine. Nicer than the craftsman ones they replaced. Haven't used the sockets, but I do have some Stanley sockets and they've been fine.

Yep the one with the regular square handle. Sears seems to have decent sales online every week.