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Those sockets are terrible, I wouldn't spend $40 on this kit.

Also if you take out the bit. You have a 1/4 nut driver

The piece you said to throw away is a hex key...its a actual bit it a 1/4 inch. It says it on it

Yup, for the money you can’t beat it. Is it super high-end quality stuff absolutely not but just the fact that they’re small and compact makes them cool and can of that price point get them and just have them around.

We want boats and ho's! 😂

Yeah, those are different ratchets than the ones they had before. No longer are they the same ones as the Icon models.

That 3/8 sounds like it could benefit from some oil. But then, i have a tendency to over oil my stuff a little. Looks like the case has a metal hinge pin in the back, too. Seems to be a good deal if it's about the price of an Icon ratchet. The first thing i usually check when i pick up a ratchet is for play in the anvil and how much the direction level moves when the anvil turns. I've had a couple of ratchets that would almost change their own direction if the anvil is turned too fast.

I use that same Pittsburgh pro in a machine shop just about every day. For $3-5 it's a buy and not worry about it. Especially with a lifetime warranty

I got a stubby, version of that HF wrench. Had it for years, and use it for First Response/EMT. Drilled a hole in the handle, and have it on my pack. Never fails or wobbles. I use a breaker bar on it, too. No problems... Best free tool, I ever used. I found it on the exit, by HF. However, they don't make them anymore. But Ace Hardware carries the remnant stock. I think it came, in a mini kit.

I've got a couple of the Bahco in my cart on Amazon, along with a couple of pairs from Lobtex. I've really been enjoying all the Japanese made tools I discovered recently, like Koken, Tone, and Vessel. The quality has been second to none. But I've read a lot of really good reviews for the Lobtex wrenches. I believe the tollerances will quickly loosen on those Pittsburgh, way before the Bahco ever does. They just make a good product with better steel. Bahco is owned by Snap-on.

How not to use or compare adjustable wrenches. And I don’t mean the hammer part. For $3 it seems like a great wrench although supposedly the jaws on these should not be parallel by (original) design.

I been interested in the Channellock code blue adjustable. The six inch can open to an inch and a half.

So when we gunna see some boats and hoes?! 😎

be dead inside of a week

Maybe good for the kitchen utility drawer. Looks to be about the same quality as a Kobalt one i had. Nothing awesome, but it worked. If i get any more ratcheting drivers, i think they'll be Klein or Vessel.

The fins in the handle are for cooling. 🙂

Look for the money you spend HF can't be beat.

Idk why people hate on harbor freight there icon line of tools is just as good as snap on and so much cheaper and they don’t ask warranty questions and I can replace them 7 days a week top notch service and quality

surprised you don't have a nail in your leg. this was just dumb.

I love Harbour Freight!!!

I love the SRK's... but it is the issues of the Secure-Ex sheath that i cannot tolerate!! Why does Cold Steel never listen to their customers... Secure-Ex is Glass Filled Nylon and it DULLS any knife edge very fast when taking out and putting it into the sheath a few times!! Even a CPM 3v!! C'monnnnn COLD STEEL!!!! Change the material of the sheath to other non-abrasive materials....

Your gear is wrong the things you have outside can fallen an you can lose them very eazy you need a camo green bag an a car tool kit organizer to use it like a mole

You walk in and swap it out

I have warrantied out my small extractor like 9 times. I walk in with it and they just go...... again....

boats and hoes

Chy-na

Harbor freight is goated. People that hate on them are just schilling for companies and their insane 500% mark up

No bug spray?

This is how any business did it back in the day. I miss those days

37 knives without a way to sharpen any of them, 16 flashlights with no way to recharge them, 3 saws, and no sustainment. You need more ready to eat food and dump out those water bottles because you need water in them ready to go, you also dont need 10,000 matches lol. No medical? Wet weather gear is a must and that thin poncho wont do it lol also socks unless you're not walking, take that bag and NOTHING else, dont fill anything or change anything and walk out the door and stay in the woods for 72 hours with all that and youll learn that the vast majority of it is completely unnecessary. Im no expert by any means, but that bag isn't as useful as you think it is or as useful as it should be.

You are doing a great job. I would recommend every month take your bag out on a trip and use it. you will start tweeking your contents as you understand your needs and what skill level you are at. Better know how everything works before you need to figure it out on the go.

10 knives, 2 saws, and whole lot of broth

This deadblow is a must have for rhe price

I don't have a bug out bag but I do keep a bag in my car in case I need to go to the hospital. It contains snacks, a book, a medication list, living will, contacts, etc.

Absolutely not prepared for what's real I do not condone or respect this weak ass shit 💯 have a better ideal before you shit truck ANYONE 👍 Pittsburgh, snap- on , Mac . know what your doing or how to do it or I won't respect dyi shit from your brand and that's 3 mis in to a 8 minute video 💯 . I don't or will not respect you regardless of the quality 👌 . figure it out you'll never be a diy or u-tube professional 🙏 regardless of your diy or profession . Strait bullshit

Cornwell sells a almost identical set for around 75 bucks. It does have a little nicer ratchet with a soft handle. Love the cornwell one but for a third of the price seems like a good deal

I lost every one before i got home from harbor freight.

I have the exact same little toolbox with all the little bits in it. It’s 30 years old and it’s exactly the same thing you’re looking at right now. It’s a perfect little set and it’s probably older than you are.

I HAVE IT AND LIKE IT. THANKS FOR THE REVIEW. IF IT WASNT AS CHEAP AS IT IS, THEN I WOULD HAVE A PROBLEM WITH IT NOT PICKING UP MORE WEIGHT.

I've been interested in putting one of these together for a couple of years now. But then i think, I'm already living in an ideal area one would "bug-out" to. But the "you never know" things do come up at the most inconvenient times and places. I just find it interesting, the things different people keep in theirs.

Nice..when this will be available in the market?

CPM 3V is known primarily for its toughness and has decent edge retention. The tradeoff is it’s not stainless. The chipping of the edge is not something this steel is prone to unless it wasn’t properly heat treated. This is the reason this steel is used on hard use fixed blades more than other type of knives. The edge can take abuse without chipping. The fact that it’s a powder metallurgy steel also aids in toughness as the grain structure of the steel is smaller and more uniform compared to ingot steel thereby reducing the vulnerability of cracks forming in the harder carbides within the steel matrix and spreading to an an actual fracture of the knife. Sorry for the long winded post.

You'll shoot your eye out. Cool video

Wow...normally I'm completely fine exploring what can be, unburdened by what has been...but maiming a trusty old-school Craftsman wrench?? That's a bridge too far!

Looks dangerous. Be careful, safety first!

I’ve had some recent Gearwrench purchases (made in china, of course) that had noticeable pitting under the chrome. I returned them. Now, I’m very leary of what I buy with the Gearwrench name on it.

Looks like a nice set. As for the locking bit holder, the only one I can think of off the top of my head I might like more is the Wera rapidapter that comes in the tool check plus, though it can be purchased separately. Not only is it locking quick release, but also quick insert, you don't need to unlock it to insert the bit. Kind of like the collet on a quality impact driver.

great price... horrible backdrag but in a tight pinch they do the job.

It isn't more robust; it is less sharp, bro😅

I have those and hardly ever use 1/2" one. I do use the 3/8" and 1/4" all the time. My biggest issue losing one of them. 😊😏