GEARWRENCH 49 Pc. 1/2" Drive 6 Point 120XP™ Standard & Deep SAE/Metric Mechanics Tool Set - 80700P

Juego de herramientas muy practico y de buen tamaño. Tiene todas las medidas que más se utilizan. Todos los dados y llaves están bien hechos, no tienen imperfecciones.

Great set. Quality is very good, I wasn't really expecting to be this pleased with it. I bought this because I kept a crappy no name tool set in my truck and after getting frustrated replacing the alternator on said truck with junk tools, I decided I was gonna carry better tools in the truck from now on. I got this set for the truck and ended up keeping it on my bench at work and putting the Milwaukee set I had been using at work in my truck instead. The blow-molded case is not the best but its a pretty compact layout. The ratchet is fantastic and has made me purchase a few more GearWrench 120xp ratchets because of how much I like it. At this price I don't think you can get a better 3/8" set on the market.

Amazing little kit that everyone should have! I have this and the 3/8 version in my truck at all times, and they get used almost daily. Been a couple of years now, and haven't had a single issue with any of the tools, or case itself for that matter. Would not hesitate for a second to purchase again, and would recommend it to everyone from a basic diy'er to the advanced professionals.

Great products, rivals snap on at fraction of price. Doesn't skip sizes.

This is an excellent kit, particularly for the price. I'm not an everyday user, but I do work on cars from time to time. I already had the GW 1/4 and 3/8 kit, so it was a no-brainer for me. GearWrench is a solid brand. In general, the GearWrench sockets are better designed, and better machined than Craftsman, Husky, or Cobalt. The ratchet-side corners, in particular, have a much larger radius, which reduces stress and cuts back on the chances of cracking. The case lid can be removed, so you can set the now-open tray in 2 inch drawer in a roll-away. The 120 tooth ratchet is buttery smooth that, for all practical purposes, basically eliminates the need for even having 12 point sockets. Not only does that save money and space in your toolbox, but six points are inherently much stronger. The kit has 3 and 5 inch extensions, which is kind of weird, but effective. The extensions are not wobble-type, which is unfortunate, as the GW wobbles are simply head and shoulders above other off-the-shelf products. There is also a common, ordinary u-joint. Interestingly, the GW deep wells are broached for the nut only to the depth of the fastener. This adds strength to the design and is extremely useful for feeding a nut in an upward direction. Craftsman deep sockets are generally broached to a depth of an inch or more. This is less strong and more difficult to feed a nut into position. The Craftsman design does, however, give you quite a bit more freedom of movement (slop) to latch on to a nut set all the way in on a long bolt in a hard-to-get-to place. Back to the GW, the box says made in Taiwan and these carry a lifetime warranty. If you are a tool truck kind of guy, these aren't for you, but if you are looking for something better than the local hardware store, this is the ticket.