CRAFTSMAN 57 Piece Mechanics Tool Set/Home Tool Set (CMMT99447)

Picked this up on promo and just had it delivered. This has a wide array of tools in small convenient package. Every looks to be of high quality that you would expect from Craftsman. Not the best, but for the price I can't complain.Will be keeping this in house for small DIY projects.

I needed a compact toolkit for a small camper and this is perfect. I had searched a few times and only found poor-quality kits, but then I found this one and I think it's worth every penny when you're out on the road and have a need for solid tools. The one and only complaint I have is that wanted an adjustable monkey wrench in the kit and this doesn't have one. Would have to use pliers and my hands aren't very strong. I won't take a star off for that because the kit is just as advertised and good quality, and does what I need a small toolkit for. Everything is marked very clearly and organized nicely. The tools fit securely in their slots and come out and back in easily.

Being a longtime craftsman tool owner, given a choice I will always select this brand. Great set for the money. It's primarily used for minor around the house types of work/repairs to include furniture assembly aand is up to the task.

It's really nice having this set of tools. It contains all the basic tools for small jobs. I've always liked the Craftsman tools, they are well made and this set is a handy item for the car or house.

It’s pretty enough

Before a replacement set was requested, my title for this review was “They don’t make ‘em like they used to. ” The first set may have been a “Friday built” set. Or an “apprentice built” set when the master was out sick that week. The chrome plated sockets and some of the plated shafts of the other tools looked like they were tumbled in sharp sand. My 35 year old combination wrenches (“spanners” for readers across the pond) that have been banging around in a toolbox for many many auto, house and other random repairs through the years look better than that first “new” set of sockets. This second set is far superior in prep and plating, with no obvious flaws my eye could pick up. So maybe some Friday afternoon QC variability as well?The eenie weeny so cute you wanna wrap it in a blankie and tuck it into bed 1/4” drive ratchet is a bit too small for a comfortable fit in my hand, but since most fasteners that small don’t require much torque to loosen or fasten them, it’s not that big a deal.The surface defects of the first set wouldn’t have affected the useability of the tools, so if you’re less fussy about getting the full bang for your buck, it might not have been an issue for you. The set, like those of Craftsman tools of old, come with that famous old skool Lifetime Warranty, so in case something more serious beyond the visual aesthetics cause a failure, you can get a free replacement. Yay.One really nice thing on these new sockets that is better than my older metric set is the very clearly deeply stamped/machines size on each socket. No squinting to see what you just grabbed. They could fairly easily be painted to make them even easier to read.

As a single woman, this 57-piece CRAFTSMAN tool set has been an absolute game-changer for handling all of my home projects and repairs. It has everything I need in one compact, well-organized case, perfect for hanging shelves, assembling furniture, tightening fixtures, and more. The quality is exactly what you’d expect from CRAFTSMAN: durable, reliable, and easy to use. It gives me confidence to tackle things on my own, and I’m so glad I added this to my home toolkit. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a versatile and dependable set!

Absolutely perfect for the person living in an apartment orental home that needs a great starter kit with every high quality tool you're gonna need around the house. The case is hard plastic and the tools fit snugly infirmly inside so even after a couple drops you're not going to have to listen to abuncha loose jingling tools inside the case. I purchased one of these just to keep in the car and was so impressed I've bought several mor as early Christmas gifts for the young people In my world. I still have old Craftsman tools that belonged to my fatbefore I was boand these tools definitely feelike they will be passed down sometime in a sometime in the future.