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That's a buy all day for sure

Depends on how bad/rolled over the threads are. The die will follow the good threads without removing any pitch material of the thread. I've done this a million times with a tap and or die. That craftsman thread tool is light duty.

This ^^^^

I use my combo wrenches 80% of the time DBE when I need more leverage

Absolutely they are the best bang for the buck !

I would go Williams USA or Klein

I agree 100% there are a lot of craftsman ratchets out there :beer:

They are good tools for sure but technically outdated as others have mentioned $40-$50

Wow nice score all around !

I have seen a few China open stock sockets and combo wrenches but my guess is that they are coming so get the USA while you can

My suggestion is go for a mechanics tool kit from the closest big box store. Kobalt, Husky, or Cman. Something close by in case you need a replacement in a pinch, like 4pm on a Sunday. My .02 is look for a Cman USA set.

Still looking for 1/2 drive metric shallow and deep, SK, Williams, Proto, Armstrong. Looking for current production off corner engagement.

What no offset are you talking about ? Mine are 15 degrees

I have the Wright Grip wrenches in satin and they are awesome. Buy em from Harry J Epstein

Keep the single V no doubt

Wow ! nice score !

Nupla dead blows are fantastic right up there with my Lixie hammers.

The guy is interested in a set of Hazet tools. We all know that you prefer Snap On and there is no other option.

Cool stuff always like the history and specs of manufacturing and tools

I have a mix of all mentioned. All are good tools, some do things better than others so I would spread the wealth. Wrenches: Wright or Proto Sockets: SK or Proto Ratchets: Armstrong or SK (I like roundhead rats) Screwdrivers: Williams or Klein Pliers: Channelock Ratcheting Wrenches: Armstrong or...