Craftsman Professional Flare Nut Wrenches

[charlie_nj]

Sears.com has them on sale for $29.99 for either the five piece SAE or five piece metric sets. These are the professional full polish flare nut wrenches, which are supposedly the exact same flare nut wrench as the SK wrenches, or so I've read. If you use the coupon code SWELCOME0098 you can get another $5 off. If you do pickup at store, no shipping charge, so you can get a total of 10 decent quality flare nut wrenchs in both SAE and Metric for $55 plus tax.

 

[FuriousGeorge]

I think I saw that they're going to be $24.99 during the next craftsman club days.

 

[a390st]

I've used some of the Craftsman Flare Wrenches recently, and they seemed fine. I didn't notice them spreading or anything, but the nuts weren't frozen up or anything. I definitely wouldn't spend any more than $24.95 for them, though. The even better decision would be to get the two sets and another little item and use a $5 on $50 coupon with the in store option for no shipping.

 

[just_me]

They are not the same as SK, btu are very good ( more)

Sears.com has them on sale for $29.99 for either the five piece SAE or five piece metric sets. These are the professional full polish flare nut wrenches, which are supposedly the exact same flare nut wrench as the SK wrenches, or so I've read. If you use the coupon code SWELCOME0098 you can get another $5 off. If you do pickup at store, no shipping charge, so you can get a total of 10 decent quality flare nut wrenches in both SAE and Metric for $55 plus tax.

I bought the metric set. I also have one SK (9/11mm). The SK is very similar, bt not the same. The most important point is that both are "flank drive" or "headlock" or pick your favourite brand name for various patented designs that drive the flats of the nut, not the corners. They will work very well without rounding. regular craftsman's, and even many high end brands, do not have this design.

A good value for $25, since S-O gets more than that for ONE wrench.