I have almost every Craftsman tool known to man. My grandfather and my father used Craftsman so I carried on the legacy. I have tons of the old Sears "Made in the USA" tools, as well as most of the tools found in Lowes today. I have four different complete sets of screw drivers, each in a different style. Now I see this Overdrive stuff and of course, I need it. I can't say that I have every tool if I don't, right? So I started shopping for the new Overdrive stuff and I can't seem to buy each piece at a time. I can only buy in sets. That is fine with me if they a complete set. But...the largest set has 21 wrenches, and the two wrench sets have 11 each. Um, my math says that would be 22. So...if I buy the largest set they make, I have to go out and buy a wrong wrench set to get that one wrench that I am missing. This is very frustrating to me. When Craftsman went non-USA, I thought of selling everything and going with a different brand. I like my stuff to match. I'm OCD like that. I found out that not all Snap-On tools are USA, so I stayed with Craftsman. They quit making some of the older styles of screw drivers, so when I broke one, I had to search it out on the internet to keep my sets complete. Again, I thought of selling everything. Now here I am again, wondering if I should piece together all of the Overdrive stuff or just give up, sell everything and go in a different direction. I really do like the Snap-On foam system. I would need to see it in person to ensure everything lines up and looks good. I would hate to find out the foam blocks are all crazy different lengths and won't be able to line them up in the drawer and look right. Anyway, I have rambled on long enough. Craftsman, make a complete set of ALL overdrive tools. If anyone here has Snap-On's foam tools sets, please post pictures or let me know how these things look in the box. I have a feeling I may be wanting to sell all of my Craftsman tools again.
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