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If you can get them at the student discount then yes, if not there are less expensive tools that will do the same job for way less money.

I'm going to guess poor packaging led to tools falling out. Last package I got from Sears had 2 huge holes in it, luckily nothing was missing.

Millwright in a large paper mill.

I broke one of my 1/4in long hex keys and would like to warranty it. Does anybody have experience with their warranty dept? Do I just need to sent them the pieces of the hex key?

I have the Blackhawk locking flex heads and really like them.

Goodyear aviation tire sticker in the middle and a B2 sticker on the left.

We have a few Proto boxes floating around and they are great boxes, if they can survive use in a paper mill they have to be good.

So students get to pay what the tools should sell for instead of the ridiculously over inflated prices that other folks pay?

Our E&I techs use these. http://www.goclc.com/ProductDetail.aspx?sku=526&id=43

Try a pair of Tillman gloves, I've been using them for years and love them. http://jtillman.com/products/gloves/drivers/

How do you like the M12 3/8" impact? I'm an industrial maintenance mechanic too and my M18 is fixing to give up the ghost.

That sounds like a gay **** magazine.:lol_hitti

I have a set of Wiha hexes that are extra long, check these out. http://www.wihatools.com/300seri/369mmserie.htm

I have the SAE set of these and really like them, I use them almost every day and have never had one issue.

I picked up this 3/8" at sears this weekend for $89.

Picked up a few things this weekend. Sears had their 3/8in cordless impact on sale, I have a Milwaukee at work and like it so I grabbed this one for using around the house and on the farm. Bright little work light. Knipex 7" pliers. HF Pittsburgh SAE Stubby ratcheting wrench. HF...

No panic here, I keep a back up of the important stuff so I can finish the work order. Then I tell my Grainger Rep what I need and a brand new one shows up in a few days. The worst was the set of Blackhawk ratcheting flex head wrenches I had for 3 days before some operator thought he needed them...

Are you breaking your craftsman tools or do you just want the Cool Kids Tools?

I have a bottom box like yours that I store welding rods, wire, tungsten, and other odds and ends. I've had it for about 15 years and still works great. You will be very happy for a while........ Then you will need something bigger, then even bigger than before...:willy_nil

2907 I think.