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I saw this picture in a NY Times article. It's from the toolbox of a team competing at the Rolex 24 (previously 24 Hours of Daytona). (The non-ratcheting wrenches are Klein.) This post is meant in jest. It's not a statement on the QC of Craftsman or any other tool maker.

How do you rank the non-truck brand combination wrenches (arguably the most important items in your tool box, maybe behind sockets)? I might be missing some, but here is a partial list in no particular order: Gearwrench Tekton Masterforce Craftsman Kobalt Husky Stanley Pittsburgh Pro Dewalt...

I hope this is the correct forum. Please move if it isn't. I need to replace my Stanley socket set and combination wrench set that got lost in a move. I'm considering one of those 200 piece (or 150, or 300) tool sets, even though there will be some redundancy with tool I still have. Is...