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coolbreeze01 wrote:
The Snap-On truck will have it if the others don't.
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Trackrig wrote:
Two cheap alternatives are to use a Tupperware container or Sears sell small canvas tool bags for about $10. That's a lot cheaper than buying a new set up tools just for the case.
When Sears has tool set on sale, I've bought them because that's the cheapest way to buy replacement parts sometimes - then I throw the plastic case away because it takes up too much room.
Bill
โJul-30-2014 03:34 AM
CavemanCharlie wrote:
I hate to say it but, a lot of Craftsman Tool production has now been moved over to China and it's quality has fallen dramatically. If you have a good older set of tools that serves your needs and the only problem is the box you will be better off to just find a new box. You have to pay good money now to find good quality tools.
Spend a lot of money on new tools or, get a new box, and keep the good tools you already have.
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Fastfwd75 wrote:
I bought a socket set at Sears Canada a couple decades ago. It served me well but now the case plastic hinges have come apart and parts are not secure within the case.
Prices are generally better in the USA but I am not sure what is the best place to get something similar that will have a compact and durable case and not too expensive.
I need:
Metric + Imperial ratchet and socket 3/8" and 3/4" selections
Screwdriver and bits would be a plus
Most of all I want it to come well organized in a case that will last and be easy to transport.
โJul-30-2014 02:04 AM