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populariconian | Staff posted Yesterday 03:21 PM
SUZUME 24-Piece Metric and SAE Flex Head 72 Teeth Ratcheting Wrench Set $70.50 + Free S/H
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If you want easy, local in store exchanges with no skips, Icon at HF is like 3x the cost, and so is HD's Husky Master Set. Tekton is priced similar, though you're now getting easy warranty service online so it takes a photo and a week or so for the replacement when you need it now.
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If there is one tool you are going to break, it's a ratcheting combo wrench. Even with a good brand, one drop to the garage floor and tiny pieces go flying.
That being said, I'm looking forward to opening them up and checking them out. Being in the electrical trade and doing car maintenance at home for a long time definitely helps me gauge tool quality and I can get an idea of Suzume's quality.
Sometimes no- name stuff can be surprisingly good. I've been buying magnetic tips and bits from a brand called Geinxurn or something and the quality for the price is fantastic. Entire kit with a few dozen bits for what I've paid for 5 or 10 of a name-brand one.
That being said, I'm looking forward to opening them up and checking them out. Being in the electrical trade and doing car maintenance at home for a long time definitely helps me gauge tool quality and I can get an idea of Suzume's quality.
Sometimes no- name stuff can be surprisingly good. I've been buying magnetic tips and bits from a brand called Geinxurn or something and the quality for the price is fantastic. Entire kit with a few dozen bits for what I've paid for 5 or 10 of a name-brand one.
Got that set as well. Pretty solid so far only issue I have is that the 1/2 inch is a bit short to be getting to the high end of its torque range.
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