I've been meaning to get a small tool set for the FJ, and couldn't beat the price. Plus, it's a fairly slim case that can be stored flat in the back or strapped vertically.
Anyway, thought I'd pass along the find to anyone interested...
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I have had a set of these in my FJ since I bought it. Actually great tools - the case actually holds the tools in place as well. I recommend them for a good value - for those die-hard long-time Craftsman fans, take another look - their product has substantially decreased in quality over the past few years.
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Re: Portable tool box and tools from Sam's Club
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crotalus previously said:
I have had a set of these in my FJ since I bought it. Actually great tools - the case actually holds the tools in place as well. I recommend them for a good value - for those die-hard long-time Craftsman fans, take another look - their product has substantially decreased in quality over the past few years.
Yes it has. Their drills are ****, and the only sockets that I have ever had the walls break off of are the Craftsman ones I bought last spring. I used them 3 times, and only to run Lag bolts into pre drilled holes in wood beams to install Plasma and LCD mounts. 3 mounts, and it broke. Life time replacement warranty or not, that is some serious bull **** to have a socket break from that, and so early in life.
I have had a set of these in my FJ since I bought it. Actually great tools - the case actually holds the tools in place as well. I recommend them for a good value - for those die-hard long-time Craftsman fans, take another look - their product has substantially decreased in quality over the past few years.
Have to agree. I bought a Stanley Set several years ago for the trail. I find myself using it more often than my Craftsman tools. The craftsman ratchets blow.
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