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>>28274
>I currently have dirt cheap tools that break the first time you use them
How cheap are your tools that they break the first time you use them? I have dog shit Mastercraft tools that go on sale in Canada for like 75% off every other week and they work fine

Still got a 229 piece Stanley set for like $150 to replace them

do you really think you can fit a socket and a big ass ratchet on everything?

get the wrenches

>>29167

I haven't a tool set with no name brand.

It just says "ultra tough ultra steel" and its made in China.

I broke my adapter trying to take off lawnmower blades. It was the first time I used that piece.

Its a 3 year old lawnmower, too.

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>>29179


Good point but I'm poor.

Look at this pic! Its the alternative.

Would that tempt you to forgo the wrenches?

There's a Kobalt set that I like but its $200

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I highly recommend getting one of the sets with the 75 tooth ratchets. They're a billion times better than the normal Craftsman ones.

This one is only $80 and you can just buy extra wrenches etc separately if you need them.

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Just install a Tem Ray circuit you fool
Only then can you defeat Zeon

>>29370
A reference lost on me

>>29360

I thought those craftsman's had 76 teeth

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Here's a Kobalt set I like but its $200

Twice the price of craftsman

>>29167
Anything with "Drop Forged" stamped on it is good for taking off interior trim, and that's about it.
>>29495
Worth every penny. At least with the higher brands you can abuse them (such as striking combo wrenches with a hammer and not have the ring end explode) and they'll still last a DIYer a life time.