20 Best Mechanic Tool Set Made In Usa (2023 Updated)

This 159pc toolset fits the need for my shop perfectly. These tools are made with great quality. The selection of the 3 different drive ratchets is a huge plus! You still get awesome tools without breaking the bank.

Plus, you can’t beat the lifetime warranty! I would definitely recommend this set to anyone.

Well made and durable. Has everything I needed for a mobile tool set. I’d recommend this to anyone looking to upgrade. Perfect to keep in your trunk for any mechanical issues that might come up.

The point of buying a set like this is a tool for every spot and a spot for every tool. Unfortunately, these tools do not stay in their spots very well. When you open the kit up typically you have sockets and other things that have fallen out of their proper location in you just have this big mess of tools you have to sort through.

This plastic box is used for several different sets. Don’t put any extra tools in it because the cheap handle will break. The box only has a 30 day warranty. The tools are Craftsman and are like all other Craftsman tools and are quality tools.

With more and more Sears stores closing I have no idea how replacement toys are going to be handled. I ordered a 1/4 inch drive socket deep well and it took me over 6 weeks to get.

Craftsmen are first class tools and this tool set was a great value with the sales price discount!

Bought this as a gift for my son and he is very happy with it, I got it on sale and it was a great bargain for being Craftsman.

I love Craftsman tools ! BUT this tool set, advertised as 6 point really has only the 3/8 set as 6 point. The 1/4 and 1/2 are 12 point, and I am very much against using 12 point sockets ( as a rule).

Prices have gone up and the ads are not accurate. I work on my personal cars and motorcycles, British and German BMWs, and the torque values are not served well with 12 point sockets. I often switch to my Husky set, which is all 6 point sockets.

Same applies to box end wrenches, I want only 6 point wrenches. Your ads need to be more accurate in their description.

Purchased for a friend. The drawers dividing by drive size is a perfect idea for him. The tools arrived in great shape and well ahead of schedule. Only 2 sockets had jumped from thei peg and box was in fine shape.

Pleasant surprise. Was up late one night looking at pics of nekid women and an add from Wally about this tool set popped up. Went to Wally’s site and checked it out and thought what the heck for $98 pesos I was a thief in the night or a trumpkin depending on the quality of the tools.

Clicked buy now and after I went back and was looking at more pics I got to thinking that I was gonna prob have tears in my beer. I thought a little more and decided that If they weren’t no good I could make trot line sinkers out of them.

Three days after I ordered them, they arrived here at BFE America and this was over the Labor Day weekend. Went to the ranch gate and picked them up and on the way back to the Casa I was a wondering if I was gonna be barking like a dog or fall down with a conniption fit when I opened the box.

Dropped the tailgate on the truck and opened the box with my goat sticker and slowly pulled the set out of the box with one eye open and one closed. Got the set out and immediately flipped the lid open to get the punishment over with.

By gawd!! This is a freakin good set of sockets! I was expecting maybe pot metal sockets for the price I paid for tools. I was wrong! These are high polished and have the looks of something that you would buy off a tool truck.

I know these are made in the land of almost right, but what ain’t now days? They got this brand of tool right! I was wondering if I was gonna be shamed to be seen working on something with these tools.

Nope, not at all. In looks they are right up there with the mega dollar tools. Can you strip the ratchets out and bust a socket power dogging on them? Maybe, probably but you can do that on a snap on also.

Now for the good——High polished well marked sockets. Case that holds everything together in its place for the most part and is easy to pack around, bottom drawer has space to through in a set of end wrenches for when you need one.

Some have cried that the case aint no good, I have not seen that fault. Maybe they are Kens and Karens? Now the bad—–I don’t see any really. I’m not a fan of pear head ratchets because I tend to knock them out of gear working in a tight spot.

But–that is just my preference. Would be nice if 1 1/8 and 1/1/4 sockets were in the set. I drive junker trucks and I bought this set to put in one so if I’m a thousand mile from home and I have a break down I’m not at the mercy of those who take advantage.

With this set of tools and a few more I would not be afraid to put a clutch in on the side of the road.

This year I took advantage of Walmart’s awesome sale prices on a variety of HART tools and accessories including this 215 piece Mechanics tool set, to give to my husband for Christmas. PROS: At $98, you really can’t beat the price for this kind of quality and given the amount, and variety of tools that you get, this set is well worth every penny.

The tools themselves seem to be very solid and well made. The entire tool kit came shipped with all of the tools, sockets etc already in place. The case itself appears to be of a very solid, heavy duty construction.

CONS: This tool box has two side latches, one on either side of the drawers. When the drawers are in the closed position, you pushed each of these latches so that they snap tightly into place. This prevents the drawers from opening up by themselves when you are carrying the tool box around.

Normally I would NOT consider this to be a con, however, these two latches are extremely difficult to pull back open. You have to pry each of them them open with your fingertips and because they do snap tightly in place, when you try to force them back open you end up hitting your knuckles right off the side of the case.

It’s quite painful. I bruised my knuckle TWICE trying to open each latch. Hopefully, after some use, these latches will loosen up a little. of course not so much that they won’t continue to snap in place but just enough so that me, or my husband, aren’t yelling out all sorts of obscenities trying to get into the drawers.

I like the socket set but there could be room for improvements such as a “kick stand” for the top. Which tends to open too far and could eventually break the hinges. Another improvement would be a different color for the sizes on the box.

White would work well in low light conditions. The Layout of the 3/8 and 1/2 drive sockets to me seem a bit confusing with some going from low to high and others going from high to low. There seems to be no real pattern but this could be for the boxes weight distribution.

I wish that the 1/4 ratchet was in the same draw as the 1/4 sockets so that I would not have to go into 2 separate draws. Also wish that the sockets went past 1″ size for those bigger projects. Overall I Like this set a lot and would recommend anyone who needs one to buy this.

Lots to like and a great building block to improve on.

I’ve had this tool kit for several years. I am not a professional mechanic, but I do have 2 Harley’s and 3 vehicles. I have put them through all kinds of abuse and they have always performed well. I haven’t had anything break on me yet.

I know I have had this set for at least 4 years and have used them on all of my vehicle services, motorcycle services/repairs, and lawnmower. They get used quite regularly and I trust them. My friend and I used them to rebuild my 1994 Harley.

I have an older lawnmower that likes to eat deck belts, and this kit comes in handy with the ratchet extensions and the universal adapters that enable me to get in all of the tight places. I’d recommend this set to anyone.

It even impressed another friend of mine who is a Master Harley-Davidson Technician. He uses much more expensive brands, but he really liked how it has virtually everything that is used on a regular basis.

I added a 3/8″ breaker bar and SAE and metric Allen head bits, but that’s about all that I needed. I would definitely recommend this set to anyone who does their own vehicle services or repairs and doesn’t want to take out a second mortgage for bigger name brands.

The fact that it is in a case makes it even better. TIP: I have never had a problem with rust and this is most likely due to the fact that I put a VERY thin coat of WD-40 on them – especially the pliers and wire cutters.

My grandpa taught me that years ago and he still has tools from the ’60s that look brand new. Take care of what you have and they will last. If you strip a ratchet, take it back and get another one. Great set.

I enthusiastically recommend it.

the wrench selection, it sucks. It is missing key sizes in both metric and sae. You still need to carry a real set with you to have what you will undoubtedly need. I’m going to fix it by cutting out the moulded wrench holder and putting in a pouch full of the full wrench sets.

While the socket portion of this set is decent quality, the rest is economy grade stuff. They really should make an SAE version and a Metric version. As long as you are not working on a car from the mid seventies you rarely need to have both with you.

The set would be lighter and they could put in a full wrench set.

I was in the market for a portable tool set that would tackle a wide variety of tasks and this set fits the bill completely. Sturdy, well made tools and a well thought out group of tools make this a very handy set.

The ratchets are smooth yet easy to grip. The 72 tooth ratchets make removing fasteners much easier especially in tight or awkward places. The variety of accessories included come in handy for a wide range of tasks.

The assortment of regular and deep sockets are perfect for automotive fasteners and general tasks. There are plenty of sockets and the range is perfect for everything that I do. The combination wrenches are very handy and the DirectTorque heads grip fasteners strongly and make removing stubborn fasteners much easier.

There are two sets of hex keys included and the holder for each set is wonderful for organizing and holding the hex keys. That is a huge plus for keeping all of the hex keys organized and ready for use.

The vinyl grip screwdriver is my favorite screwdriver ever! The grip is incredible and there are plenty of bits for a wide variety of tasks. The blow molded case is a bit large, but holds all of tools securely and is well organized.

The case has locking tabs for each tool that holds them securely in place and prevent sockets from popping out and mixing together. This is a great detail for the case as it is able to hold each tool in place securely whether the case is open or closed.

This tool set is now my go to tool set. It has a great variety of tools and is truly useful.

Although, I was previously unaware of Dewalt’s line of hand tools, I have owned many of their power tools over the years due to their reputation for quality and durability. I was anxious to see if this mechanic’s tool set would live up to the DEWALT name.

After using it for a few weeks, I can say emphatically that it did. First impressions: 1)This set is heavy which cuts down on its portability slightly. If you are planning on keeping this in a tool box in your truck, lifting in and out will be awkward.

Behind a seat or on a bench top in your garage or workshop is the best bet and where mine will stay. 2). Nice selection of bits without a lot of “filler pieces” you’ll never use just to get their piece count up.

Every one of the 172 pieces I can see needing. 3) Nicely fitting, quality case and holders that is actually intuitively designed. The layout actually makes sense here (which is rare) so it’s easy to find what you are needing.

Use: The larger number of teeth on the ratchet makes getting into tight areas a breeze. This was especially useful on a spark plug I was replacing on an older lawn mower. The handles are comfortable and easy to grip.

The quality and finish are exceptional. With a lifetime guarantee, you can’t go wrong. In fact, the only negative comment I have comes not from me but from my 83 year old father who wanted to try them out.

His complaint comes from the size of the lever to switch the ratchet from tighten to loosen. So those with limited dexterity may have issues but the vast majority of users will not.

When I first received this tool set I found about a dozen pieces loose in the case. The loose parts were likely due to shipping because I was able to put them all where they belong and the case holds them tight.

Its not so tight that you can’t get them out either. In fact, all the sockets can be rotated while being held in the case but are still held securely. I also noticed the plastic case has metal latches which snap closed securely.

The other side of the case has actual hinges and not a folded seam like my old set had which this is replacing. The sockets all appear to be of high quality with clearly visible size markings and part numbers.

All sockets are knurled for better handling. I found the knurling quite helpful when working with the sockets. Overall I am very happy with this mechanics set and would recommend it.

I’ve been looking at mechanics tool sets in cases for a while and this completely fit the bill! This set is very well rounded and has everything from universal-joints to all size extensions! This set just has everything, things not always combined in others which made this a big win! The tools are very well built and extremely tough as they held up getting some very old parts loose.

The buttons on the ratchets are easy to operate with big or small hands and fingers. The finish is nice and makes for very easy wipe down after use. The hard case is much better than I expected! I knew the set was going to be heavy and when I saw the case had four (thats 4) latches to secure it I was very pleased! Overall its a must for any mechanic who appreciates well thought out quality products! buy again?, Definitely!.

Really great set of tools. They feel great in my hand. They are super strong. And just about every tool I’ll ever need to work with nuts and bolts anywhere. Watch out though – this stinker is HEAVY – 42 pounds.

You’d never put this anywhere inside a car. If you’re moving around your project, you really can’t pull this box around with you. The case is huge when it is open. There is a minor annoyance, one socket always falls out when opening the box.

Some sockets are a little harder to remove than others. I ended up buying a Dewalt 34 piece 1/4 and 3/8 drive metric and standard socket set to carry around for projects. This 204 piece thing is just too massive and heavy to use on remote jobs.

loved the set until I tried to use it. No deep well 9/16 or metric equivalent 14mm. Also missing 15mm Deep well, and 1/2″ end wrench. Unbelievable, these are some of the most common needed sized in the world.

Dewalt seriously dropped the ball on this one. I have over $2K worth of Dewalt tools that I love, and use daily, but I will definitely be more careful buying Dewalt tools in the future.

In my opinion, Dewalt has put together some nice sets. Well thought out, and with almost no repetition of sizes like so many “sets” have. I almost pulled the trigger on this set, but it is completely missing any socket in the 9/16″ size.

1/4″ or 3/8″ drive. C’mon guys and gals, that one is important. Almost nailed it !!.

I purchased this set as a Birthday gift for my Daughter and she loves it. De Walt makes great tools. My son uses this make of tools he has his own construction company. Their grandfather was an auto mechanic.

What an amazing toolbox and tool set! It has pretty much every tool included you would need. The case is hard plastic, so cleaning is very easy. Drawers are a little tough to open, which is a good thing, so they don’t fly open in your vehicle and spill the tools everywhere.

I understand this is stackable also so there are other sets you can add to and lock together. Even as a girl I love love this! I would recommend for any homeowner or auto enthusiast. Also, for being packed with tools and the case it isn’t even too heavy to pick up and move around when needed.

I would like I said recommend this as a birthday gift, new homeowner gift, for male or females. It is a super nice setup!.

The tools are amazing. I’ve used it while moving us from Indiana to Ohio when my truck broke down. Thankfully I limped to an AZ and worked on the truck in their parking lot. I’ve used it while driving down to TN from Ohio to look for a house (that turned out to be some kind of guage thingy on the outside of the transmission.

Again, thanks AZ and their parking lot. I’ve used it TONS of times broke down safe in the drive way too. It has all the tools you need to get the job done minus something unique like the ball joint press kit (hoping to get Harbor Freights soon and not have to borrow from AZ).

I’m sure there is more out there to make you life easier but as a beginner I’m too ignorant to know what I’m missing. My amazing hubby was the one that worked on our vehicles and I’ve been learning how to do things since he passed away.

I don’t have his tools as my (now in prison for life) father in law stole them and sold them. SWEET JUSTICE! So far we have learned to change the brakes, rotors, calipers, tie rods, ball joints, gear shift on the steering column, wheel hubs, emergency cable thingy, fuel filter, oil (including the high pressure oil pump), serpentine belt, some pulley thingy the serpentine belt runs through, springs, shocks, struts (?), control arm ball, heater blower, tailgate replacement and handle/lock, bulbs for headlights & taillights, things with only letters (ipc?), various other things that were gauges, controls and computer based thingies.

They have also worked on engines, blades, belts, blah, blah, blah of push and riding mowers, tillers (big and small), installing a dishwasher (I hard wired it myself!), changing filters, fixing sink pipes, faucets, replacing toilets, and other household stuff.

One annoyance is the sides of the sockets are hard to see and I sometimes have to angle/move it around to see which size I actually have. Things I hate about this kit. The (spit) lying (spit again) box.

Not the tools. I love them! <3 But, I. hate. the. box. Let me tell you why. The pictures show all these beautiful tools, organized and shiny in their little spots. But, they're LYING TO YOU! The sockets are just sitting there.

They’re not being moved, folded up, used. Someone had to sort all those back into their spots. When you open it your sockets are everywhere. The box likes to pop open and then they spill while you’re carrying them.

It’s REALLY REALLY IRRITATING for them to fall out on a white rock driveway. Have I mentioned I hate the box? It causes one to want to throat punch the designer of said container. and I’m one of those hippy moms that believe in natural consequences and doesn’t spank or whip.

(No the kids are not yuppies or disrespectful but somedays they like to make me question my parenting styles. They’re good kids and have worked on it probably more than me since they all get involved and help.

) My advice to the box engineer. 1. What I would love to see is for the sockets to all have a flip lid like they have for all the socket bit thingies with the stars, 6, 8,9 etc shapes. THAT is lovely.

There is NEVER an issue with that and it’s beautiful. 2. Make the trays, all 4 “sections” of tools, come out of the case. then you’d have this kit that can easily be popped into the vehicle for trips or nestled at night into it’s toolbox drawer for sweet dreams.

3. Add something dark or whatever so you can read what the size is on the socket when it falls or gets jumbled. 4. Fix the latch. It just gives way and at the most annoying of places. 5. Perhaps make the case like a toolbox even.

these are pittsburgs best sockets and ratchets. I need a full set to carry around and have gone through no more than 3 of the 100 piece tool kits before they became scattered and missing critical components.

of special note are all the hex and star sockets on this set that I really like. the tool box in my garage stays put and this is almost a complete set of tools that i have in my rolling set up without my air compressor.

the one tool I wish this came with that was not included and is no longer available is the extendable 1/4 screwdriver socket tool that would have been the icing on the cake. the latches are high quality metal that snap into place so no chance of a breakage on the case ruining your set because it cant stay shut.

I bought this on sale and for the price there is no more complete tool set that you can buy new for that amount of money and get the quality. the case is very heavy to carry around but as long as you have a place in your vehicle to put it and dont have to move it around too much, its not so bad.

the pliers are good. like the swivel head 3/8 breaker bar with locking postion at the straight point. this will be the last tool set Ill need to buy so I didnt mind spending the extra money and with the coupon it was a definite must have.

Just my two peanuts about this set. It does give a generous amount of thin walled sockets to get a great start on those, however they heavily favored metric sizes and skimped out on SAE. All the ratchets included feel great in their use and pleased with their fit and finish.

The screw drivers feel light and cheap but so far they’re usable. The box this set came in does seem pretty durable which is a good thing if you wish to keep it portable, I am not going to use it as my intent was to fill my tool cart with some basic needs tools and this set did a good job giving a variety of which to give a foundation build off from.

I’d recommend this set if you find it with the 40 dollar off coupon or intend to keep it in the box as is for a portable set to take to work on something in a field or as something to be able to work on a car incase you break down (the cheaper 225 piece set might do better for that).

If all you intend to do is fill a tool box and this 301 piece tool set isn’t on sale or have a coupon then maybe just scrounge up the extra money and get the Quinn “master technician tool set 428 piece” instead because you’ll have to spend more on some wrenches anyway with the Pittsburgh set, while the Quinn set offers combos as well as ratcheting versions and is of better quality overall vs the pittsburgh.

Having owned multiple Duralast tool sets and assorted tools in the past, I had no negative expectations when I purchased this set to keep in my project car. Apperently somewhere along the line, the design of the case changed, from a press tool in style, to a set tool in style.

(Also the external design changed near the handle) This is all well and good if you store your tools flat, but the second you carry this case, most of the interior contents proceded to fall out of their respective place, and create a headache when you open it the next time.

Maybe the design has changed back to the older (better in my opinion) style, but who knows. In closing, the tools are fine, the case, plainly sucks.

I was a little nervous buying this tool set after comparing many other brands but was quite impressed after using it. Excellent quality and good selection of tools included in the kit. I did a major repair on ford 3.

5 duratec internal water pump/timing chain in my home garage and this kit was excellent! Quick tip: the wrenches have a lock/release button which keeps the socket locked on so it wont fall off! Five stars!.

Great lifetime warranty, just walk in and they’ll swap whatever it is that’s broke, never had an issue. None of my tools have broken, bent or disfigured significantly(10mm is showing some disfigurement but not affecting it’s fit) in the year I’ve been using them.

Just reeeeaaallllyyyy wish the blowmolded case wasn’t a dumpster fire.

I completely had a moment with the name versastack and didn’t hit me until I got it. It’s a perfect stack on the rest of my tool boxes. Secured and can be easily rolled to the area needed with no rattling and falling off.

The design is perfect to have all your tools organized. One thing craftsman a never fails is common sense organization and high quality products. I will edit in some pictures and video tutorial soon.

I’m currently driving to California to move there and did a quick tune up on all the cars and moving truck we drove just in case. Just need to cut down my video. I’m a professional mechanic as my trade but has been my hobby since I was a teen.

So these tools get used and beat up daily and still hold up perfect. The compact design and easy to get what’s needed would be perfect for on the go. Can keep in car just in case of an emergency. Will probably get one to keep in my truck at all times in case I need them for work and keep one at home.

Can’t beat the price for this quality.

Being a homeowner and hobbiest I also use them in repairing our personal vehicles and they have stood up to the toughest rusted bolts that I’ve dealt with. We are buying another set soon for our oldest Grandson so he can start out with a decent tool set.

This hasnt been used yet, since its still a few days til Christmas, but it is a good looking seemingly heavy duty set of tools! Definitely a good value for the money. Stanley is a great brand and jI cant wait for the kids to recieve them! My only complaint at this juncture is that when they arrived (home delivery) a lot of the pieces were dislodged and mixed around.

It does have a molded case- but the tools do not fit snug inside.

I bought one 201 pcs Stanley Toolset and received TWO! I am a loyal customer with many purchases but I don’t deserve this kind of a deal. If you will send me a no cost shipping label I will be happy to return it.

Thanks!.

I have had this tool set awhile. As a professional handyman and former mechanic, I cannot say this set is anything but the bare minimum of what the standard is. That said, let’s dive into a 9 point review.

The good: 1. ) Ratchets and sockets are quality made 2. ) Good choice variety of tools for a starter kit. 3. ) Latch issue seams resolved and less likely to break. The bad: 1. ) Tape measure and razor are cheap pieces of junk that are more the quality and feel out of a children’s set.

2. ) Screwdrivers appear “under standard” 3. ) Sockets are unsecured in a way that they all fall out if not opened properly. picking up sockets sucks. Things to improve on 1. ) Case design 2. ) Quality and feel of secondary tools 3) put a sturdy molded thin plastic around ratchet handles so it’s gentler than metal on hands and doesn’t get too hot in sun or metal cold during freezing winter’s.

Conclusion. I personally feel this set is a huge let down to anyone purchasing this set thinking they are getting the Craftsman pride that “dad” had in his same tools. I own many of these tools and gladly paid a premium.

This isn’t a set I would buy my son if I wanted him to share the same brand loyalty I do. This compares to every other tool set out there. I see nothing that sets it apart from any of the other tool sets that can be found for less money.

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The Craftsman 102 piece mixed tool set comes in a very nice hard plastic box that easily stores all 102 tool pieces. The box has two hard plastic clasps that slide up and down making for ease of use.

The tools are everything you would need for handyman jobs including ratchet, sockets, hex keys, screwdrivers. Hammer, pliers, wrenches, bits etc and even a tape measure! The hard case conveniently holds all of these tools to easily find and remove from the case.

This case is easy to store and have handy for any job that I will need for around my home. I am so excited to finally have a nice convenient set of my own! I have placed it in my garage for now and the slim hard case takes very little space to store.

The Craftsman 102 piece mixed tool set has a full lifetime warranty and the Craftsman number for any questions is on the case. I absolutely love this tool set and its quality as well as its ergonomic design.

I will look for other Craftsman items and tools as I am so impressed with the quality of this set.

I wanted to use this for awhile so I could leave a truly honest review. Since we started using it 2 weeks ago, we’ve used it on 5 different occasions already. My main goal of having this is to have all of the tools we ocasionally use in 1 convenient place.

Usually, when we need a tool for something, we have to hunt around for it, and dig through drawers trying to find it. With this, you can keep all of the tools in one spot, and it’s in a nice case that you can store in a closet, so you wont be cluttering up your drawers with tools.

All of the tools are of great quality. They snap easily into place when you’re done using them, too! I would recommend this for anyone like me that likes to stay organized, and doesn’t like tools cluttering up your drawers.

Great product!!!!.

Great tool set for the money, Well worth it. Somebody gave me a gift card, I thought what could I possibly want at Target? I saw this set online, they had it on 14th Street, all the Tools are drop forged.

Star bits ,metric, even has a little circuit Tester,electrical tape, a couple of Deep well Sockets, Sturdy Bi fold case , Not a Bad addition to your bigger tools.

They came on time. I ordered them just for some things in my garage like my new large snow thrower. An addition to my others, but the wife did not mind the price was good lol. ANd it has both U. S. standard spark plug ratchet.

They seem to be made well, my brother is a mechanoc and he used them. He said they are not like his but they do the job and he could not break them. He is good at that! So over all a good product.

I have not had a chance to use this item yet. I bought it for my car, just in case I would break down along the road. ( Just in case I have some nice man willing to stop and help me ). It looks strong and has everything someone would need to work on my vehicle.

Combination wrenches very difficult to remove & replace in lid. Tool drawers dont slide in & out as they should. Tools are fine. Storage unit needs help

Need tools? Looking something reliable on markets and its expensive? Get this one, promise you will be happy! I was looking for tool box and good set of tools, so this came with everything Exactly same tool set at Home Depot will cost you $270 plus tax.

I bought the same set whilst in America to keep there. Unfortunately because of the shipping & import tax you end up paying twice as much. Its still worth the money anyway, great little hobby set!

Made in Taiwan. Made to high standards. Wrenches grip fasteners firmly. Nice set. I have other smaller sets of Channellock branded mechanics tool kits that are also made in Taiwan and didn’t hesitate to purchase this 171 piece one.

Great buy! has everything a person would need for quick repairs. nothing to involved, but tune ups, breaks, oil changes are easy with this set. Bonus the case is perfect. no loose tools ever! everything stays in place.

Amazing. highly recommenced.

Bought this 200 pc set  for when I need it used the bit driver that’s the screw driver looking piece that you can put different bits  for the first time and the magnetic that holds the bot in place came off, REALLY!!! I’ve used a couple of  wrenches and the ratchet handle a couple of times still working but a little worried if they’ll mess up like the bit driver, if that bit driver is poor quality I imagine so are the others.

I wouldn’t recommend this brand.

This is a great portable socket set to take care of most of your 1/4 and 3/8 socket needs packaged in a desent blow molded case. Well put together socket set and the only dual purpose socket is 13/16 which can be used in lieu of the 20mm not included.

The low profile ratchets included with this kit work well, but small sockets seem to have excessive play 2 to 3 mm on both the 3/8 and 1/4 drives. Larger sockets fit well. The small socket fit tight on other brands of ratchet.

The issue seems to be with the distance between the shoulder of the square drive and the detent ball. The shoulder sits below the front face on both ratchets by approx 2 mm. Larger sockets fit against the face on both ratchets and have about 1mm of play.

Smaller sockets fit against the square drive shoulder and causes almost 3 mm of axial play. Overall this is a useful kit and I would have given 5 stars if not for the fitment of the sockets on the ratchets.

Great little case. I wish they weren’t discontinuing it but it was a great price. The one thing I didn’t like is that they didn’t have enough overlapping sockets across the 1/2 and 1/4 inch sockets – you need a 13 mm in both and a 12 mm in both.

Nice to have more overlap. But aside from that can’t complain – love the red case.

I am very happy with these tools. The tools have a nice finish. Everything snaps nicely in the case. The case is also made very well, with sturdy latches. All of the tools stay in the slots. The ratchets work smoothly.

There nothing bad that I could these tools.