If you’ve been thinking about adding a Craftsman mechanics tool set to your collection, now is a fantastic time to do it. You can buy a 10-piece set, a 71-piece set, or a 262-piece set at Amazon for a very low price. The retailer also recently marked down the cost of another tool kit from the iconic brand, giving you one more worthwhile option to consider.
The Craftsman 20-Piece Mechanics Tool Set normally retails for $30 at Amazon, which is already an impressive price for such a sturdy kit. However, the retailer is now offering it for just $20, a discount of over 30%.
Top SellerJust like many other Craftsman mechanics tool sets, this one features a 72-tooth, low-profile ratchet that is approximately 25% thinner than the pear head ratchets in the company’s lineup, allowing it to squeeze into tight spaces. It also delivers a 5-degree arc swing, enabling it to operate in these areas with ease.
In addition to providing you with a more efficient ratchet, this set includes nine standard SAE sockets (3/16-, 7/32-, 1/4-, 5/16-, 11/32-, 3/8-, 7/16, 1/2-, and 9/16-inch) and nine metric sockets (5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 mm), as well as an extension bar to help you make the most of them. Each part is carefully constructed from alloy steel and polished off with a chrome finish, making everything resistant to rust and corrosion. Plus, the entire set comes packaged in a convenient carrying case compatible with the boxes in Craftman’s Versastack system.
“It’s a durable and reliable set,” one reviewer wrote. “I love having a compact case that contains all the sockets I need to pull off so many different jobs.”
“This is a quality tool set,” another reviewer wrote. “Every handyman and mechanic needs it.”
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The Craftsman 20-Piece Mechanics Tool Set is 32% off at Amazon. Put it to the test by purchasing it today.
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