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Question: which of these kits would be the best bang for the buck? i just need the sockets/ratchet i don't care for the screwdriver/bits/allen keys
Document: When my old ratchet gave up the ghost it was time to retire it and its old, mismatched socket set. I did a lot of research before settling on the Stanley 201 piece set. It contains an excellent selection of sockets, ratchets and accessories. As a bonus there is also a bunch of 1/4 hex screwdriver bits and a handful of small combination spanners but you wouldn't buy it for these. (plus I already had a good set of spanners).
I wanted a complete kit since I was lacking a basic set of sockets. Overall, I am happy and appreciate the wide range of socket sizes. The other thing is that some kits artificially increase the number of included tools by incorporating large numbers of drill bits and this set does not do that.The only downside is that the large ratchet driver is a little bit stiff which can be frustrating at times. Overall, I am happy with the set. It is a great combination of price and quality.
The ratchet isn't as smooth as my other Craftsman stuff but I've definitely abused it a bit (using breaker bars, beating with 2 lbs sledge) and it has held up fine. The screwdriver and bits the set comes with definitely feel very cheap compared to the rest of the kit.
Includes a decent variety of screwdriver bits too, in a range of styles. Lots of deep sockets too.The only drawback for some: no 12-point sockets, but I personally don't like those anyway -- I just don't trust them to not round my nut corners under pressure.
For those like me who just need some basic socket tools, this is a great set. I didn't need the screwdriver or parts, but I was lacking sockets. A good variety, and unless you're doing a lot more complex work that I am, this should include all the sizes you need.
This is the husband, I have a toolbox full of wrenches and sockets, full and completely unorganized and handed down and gifted, I don't have a loss for tools. This is an organized set, it has a big socket set that covers everything you might need, it could use more wrenches both larger and smaller. The best thing is that it has a nice snap-in spot for each tool to go back to and the box lays out flat very conveniently.
This is a perfect set if you are looking for a complete socket set with 1/4 and 3/8 inch sockets. Stanley tools are fantastic and I have been using them for years. I purchased this set for my son. He is starting a small business and needed a few tools to get going. This has all of what you need in both sizes without all of the usual &#34;other items&#34; that tend to make up many of these kits.
Very happy with my purchase! U deffinitly get ur bang for ur buck with this one! Thank you! Great product!
I got this set for the large assortment of ratchet sizes and wrenches. However, it also comes with a handful of regular wrenches and some allen wrenches. The case is very good, lightweight too. My only complaint is that the pieces are fairly difficult to get out of their slots and to put back, but it isn't something I would consider preventing me from buying this set. Just used it to work on my car and to change my oil and everything worked great and the sizes I needed were there.
I am not a mechanic just a normal dude who likes to have what he needs when he needs it. Tools seem to be of good quality with all the basics covered and the case is solid. I am sure if you bang it around alot it will not last too long but if yout ake care of your stuff there should be no issue.
Answer: yes