I've given up on Craftsman hand tools. It breaks my heart. I have a set from 30 years ago, one from 14 years ago and a third set from 5 years ago (I like to have point-of-use accessibility). A few pieces were my Grandfather's, from probably 45 years ago. Their downhill slide is readily apparent.
Plus one for Lowe's Kobalt. Somewhat reasonably priced and it appears the quality is there, too. That's where I went for my last set, about a year ago. I'm not sure of an equivalent in Canada.
I understand the non-rusting, convenience and see-what's-missing-at-a-glance qualities of a molded case, but I recycle the plastic within a week of buying a new set, opting for smaller, metal, drawer-style tool boxes that separate Metric from SAE. Tool rolls or plastic dividers for wrenches, magnetic socket holders and a zippered bag for screwdrivers keeps the drawers organized and kept in place while in motion. Pliers, Crescent wrenches, Channel-locks and other large or accessory items go in the top tray/bin of the drawer tool box (directly under the hinged lid). Motor-Sports stickers look better on a metal box, too. The downside is the bulk, weight, potential for rust and dents.
Dang insomnia.
