Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: does this set come with gear wrenches?
Document: They do have some reducers and knuckles, but skimped a bit in this area.The tiny stubby wrenches are about useless, I haven't even taken mine out of the bag yet. They're really thin and look like they'll strip out on first use.nearly 50 pieces of the 309 are driver bits, hex wrenches and the useless attachments listed above.The ugly:About the only thing I have to list here is how it was packaged (the ones from sears anyway, I would imagine these are the same).
came on time all pieces accounted for and look good. worth the money great start to a new tool set.
This has been the best buy for my new toolbox. It has just about everything you need for a good starter kit. The price is very good also. I did a lot of research on this set in general and found that by far this was the best deal for me.
When I bought mine it was still cheaper than buying some of the smaller/fewer piece sets, that means that the useless pieces were essentially free... So I don't care if I ever use them or if they are truly useless. If you buy this set, be sure to buy the 21 piece extension kit, you'll end up with a couple doubles, but between the two most handymen and do-it-youselfers be set for all your socket/ratchet and wrench needs.
Would never use another tool in less it said craftsman on it I love the life time warranty no one else's even offer that
I had 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 drive sockets varying in depth, and measurement style (metric vs standard) all in one bag, and all of the bags were like this. I am borderline OCD with my tools, so when I ordered mine I ordered a 6 drawer tool chest and socket rails. It took me over 4 hours to separate, rail and then inventory my pieces to make sure they all arrived.
Answer: no