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[Mitch]

I must say, that I have owned craftsman tools for a long long time and have never had to use their lifetime warranty. Well I bought a new socket set a while back and both the 1/8" ratchet and the 3/8" ratchet failed on me... So I took them back today - easiest return I have ever had! No reciept, just picked out what I needed, gave them the broke ones, watched him type something in the computer and then he told me to have a nice day. No money exchange.

On my way out of the store I was spinning my new 3/8" ratchet in my hand and it stopped working 

So I took it back, and he gave me an upgraded $32 3/8" ratchet free.

YAY!

[Ian]

another feature i like about craftsman is that there is a store 10 minutes from my house.  so i can always get the tool or socket i need.

[RMFJ78]

I have a bunch of tools that I need to bring back, ratchets, sockets etc.  of course my torque wrench that broke is matco - damn

[Krome]

i like em, i particularly like the professional series a LOT better. The only thing is that they dont make specific tools like matco and snap on, however, craftsman is way better for the price. Ive always thought snap on and matco are wayyy to overpriced for what it is.

[jeepgod]

i like em, i particularly like the professional series a LOT better. The only thing is that they dont make specific tools like matco and snap on, however, craftsman is way better for the price. Ive always thought snap on and matco are wayyy to overpriced for what it is.

i'm telling jimmy luke you said that

[jps4jeep]

I have a bucket that I through broke craftsman tool is, once a year or so, I return them for new ones, usually around christmas so it feels like a gift.  I break 3/8 ratchets like it is a hobby, at least 2 a year.

[Krome]

i like em, i particularly like the professional series a LOT better. The only thing is that they dont make specific tools like matco and snap on, however, craftsman is way better for the price. Ive always thought snap on and matco are wayyy to overpriced for what it is.

i'm telling jimmy luke you said that

haha. he told me i would be able to get "by" doing the summer thing @ the shop with craftsman, plus id much rather buy from him than that snap on

[derickw]

I have a bucket that I through broke craftsman tool is, once a year or so, I return them for new ones, usually around christmas so it feels like a gift.  I break 3/8 ratchets like it is a hobby, at least 2 a year.

i broke 3 in one day trying to take my project 30 apart. luckily sears is walking distance from my house. lesson learned... don't put a 3' pipe on a 3/8" ratchet and expect it to hold up

[BiGdAdDeE]

thats what they make 3/4 " breaker bars for

[Tooch]

I love craftsman stuff.  Anytime I've broke something it's fixed in 20 minues (15 minute drive and a 5 minute transaction). 

Not only that, but I think their products are pretty good quality.

[Ian]

i love sears and their "special sales" on plasma cutters

[derickw]

thats what they make 3/4 " breaker bars for

i'll have to buy one, one of these days

[RMFJ78]

thats what they make 3/4 " breaker bars for

i'll have to buy one, one of these days

I looked into it for my axle hub nut and it was going to be way too much $ than it was worth.  1/2" impact socket that I already had and a 1/2" breaker bar with a pipe did the trick.  Now I use the 1/2" impact socket and an impact gun, that nut comes off "like Buttah"

[jason m]

i love sears and their "special sales" on plasma cutters

you and miguel can kiss my bleep.

really since miguel doesn't have 220 volt in his garage me thinks the machine might end up at mine for a while. thanks buddy for the new machine

jason.

[Lumbuse]

I hooked up Ian's 220 I can do the same for you too.