Anybody use Craftsman raised panel wrenches?

[1983Camperspecial]

I have used mine as a pro for over 10 years. No problems.

 

[chewy7]

The ones i got are recently new and they are kinda soft, the edges of the open end on my 9/16" didn't spread , but barely mashed around lol if that makes sense. My 7/8 was undersized so i took it in to warranty it. otherwise they to work like they are supposed to.

 

[AZ_Catskinner]

I keep sets at work and home. I like my Knuckle Savers most of the time, but I keep the RP's as a backup set at work. My primary sets at home are RP's.

I've only ever broken two, and both were during questionable use. I broke a 3/4" while using it as a ghetto striking wrench, and I snapped a 15mm with a 2' pipe on it. I've got the older "Quick Wrenches" too, which qualify as a long pattern RP that are really handy.

 

[DARKSCOPE001]

I like them. Cheap U.S. made (for now) I haven't experienced any jaw spreading as others have claimed but then again I dont use my wrenches heavily so I cant really testify. But for now I do like them for what they are.

And altho the nice shiny tool truck brands look like **** every time you open your box. I kinda like the look of the raised panel. gives it almost a vintage look, Ya know?

Thanks
Sean Scott

 

[wave180]

They are my primary wrenches and my backup are from HF. Like Darkscope said, they're cheap , US made and that vintage look.