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I have two Sears Outlet's within 10 miles of my house.

Saw them at Northern Tool the other day. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200382259_200382259

They are made in either Taiwan or China, I will check the label again next time I am in there. And GM doesn't make hand tool for consumers, they just sold the marketing rights to their name to another company.

Northern Tool has some cheap ones, Pep Boys too.

Re: finally Ill have some little drawers...anyone have the Cman 6 drawer tool caddy? I got mine at Sears Outlet too a few weeks ago. I keep spare parts for my outdoor power equipment in it.

I bought a smaller Tactix box at Sears Outlet a few weeks ago, keep it in the truck. It is a decent box, not sure where they are made though.

I know, I had to pass on these, as I just bought the Craftsman 3 pc low profile ratchets for the $31 deal yesterday. Sears seems to be blowing out a lot of tools lately.

I will sell you the 1/2 ratchet when I get them in.

Yeah, I picked up a set too, to add to my 15000 other ratchets. :lol_hitti:

This link seems to work http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_SPM1568302203P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1#reviewsWrap

The real deal link on their site for the ratchets is not pulling up for me. I guess they sold out or something.

Got a couple today as well. One fits perfectly behind the arm rest in my regular cab Ranger.

Bump. New price

Looks like it is bolted together.

I bought that one a few months ago. Paid $74 if I recall correctly.

Yes, the red one. I don't even remember how many years ago I bought this thing, it has been my go to screwdriver for a long time, still is silky smooth. Never felt I was missing out on not having the Snap-On, but finally broke down and ordered one. The Snap-On is a nice driver, but it cost...

My first Snap-On ratcheting driver. Honestly though, my Craftsman ratcheting driver seems just as smooth as this one.

Thanks! I needed 2 of those, just snagged them.

I have those NAPA metric long pattern wrenches from Crip, and they are from Taiwan, not China.

Yes, Snap-On is probably the only brand you could make money counterfeiting. But then again, most Snap-On buyers tend to be tool savy, so they may be more likely to spot a fake than the average Harry Homeowner, who wouldn't be buying Snp-On probably anyways.