Some of them are great, some are junk. I don't mind the poor finish
so long as the working bits are the right size and shape and they
don't bend. There is nothing on earth more annoying than open-end
wrenches that visibly spread when you use them, except possibly a
Harbor Freight ball joint tool that bends when you press out a ball
joint.
Don't buy that set, its worse than crap.
Peter
On Apr 22, 2012, at 9:24 AM, Dieselhead wrote:
Sears' demographic has changed significantly, and they are pretty
obvious about it.
I forgot to add that even 40 years ago, the cheap junk wrenches
from india that you could buy for $3-5 per set were better than
crapsman wrenches.
The indian wrenches were almost identical to the "Heyco" german
wrenches in my BMW and MB toolkits.
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