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Thanks. I like craftsman, their fit and finish is not comparable to Snap-On. However, I have never broken a craftsman socket, just their standard ratchet, which I agree is a POS. I have a lot of craftsman USA, a lot of their G series which is what I bought when I first started out. I like...

I used one once, It was cool idea, and for the time was a unique concept. However after about 10 or so squeezes, your hand starts to get tired. No way are you going to take out a long fastener or nut on stud with these.

Found the forum by accident, been lurking for a few months, decided I'd start posting. I have worked on cars since 16, made it a profession at 19, went to college at 20 and just graduated with an engineering degree at 24. I haven't stopped working on cars, however I sold most of my good stuff...

Craftsman all steel ball peins are great. However if your looking for power snap-on db ball peins are second to none, They are also extremely comfortable.

as long as it holds tools and is well made. who cares what color the box is.

Don't be an idiot like me and take apart the ratchet head and put the backing plate on the wrong way. I over tightened the torx-8 screw and now the lever has dug into the composite material slightly.

AAP = Advanced Auto Parts Go to google and search Advanced Auto Parts coupons. They have good coupons, which combined with their free shipping makes it great!. I bought all 3 of my armstrong flex ratchets for around $50 a piece, using the right methods.

This didn't arrive today, but over the past week. -Timberland Pro Resistors boots for work (15% coupon gotta love SYWR, unfortunately China) -Craftsman hex foldable hex key set, Standard, Metric, and Torx (all made in USA) -Craftsman ball end hex key set, Standard and Metric (both made in...

What is the SKU on those. I have the small set I bought at advanced auto parts a while ago, but would like a bigger one. I don't use them all the time, but when I do they come in handy.

Taiwanese tools are made pretty well, but there sockets and wrenches don't match USA quality. The fit and finish of USA stock is better than taiwan stuff. The pricing point is what sets it off. Taiwanese stuff will range mid between china and USA. However, I do own a few taiwanese ratchets...

i would use ebay to determine pricing. USA made craftsman are still available from sears outlets if you look hard enough. And most of the members probably have a set or two lying around. I have about 2 full sets and 1 set mixed and match. Snap-on can go for around 150-200 for a ten piece...