Craftsman 83-piece Mach Series Ratcheting Tool Set. This Mach Series 83 Piece Ratcheting Tool Set Offers Speed, Convenience and Access Containing the 72-tooth Mach Series 3/8-inch Drive Ratchet
Description
🔧 Get the job done faster and smarter with Craftsman!
- LIFETIME WARRANTY - Craftsman stands behind their tools for life.
- TORQUE POWERHOUSE - 50% more torque for those stubborn fasteners.
- CONTINUOUS ROTATION - Revolutionary ratchet design allows for seamless operation.
- UNMATCHED VERSATILITY - With 83 pieces, tackle any project with ease.
- SPEED MEETS EFFICIENCY - Experience 4.8X faster driving and 16X more efficiency.
The Craftsman 83-piece Mach Series Ratcheting Tool Set is a comprehensive toolkit designed for speed and efficiency. Featuring a 72-tooth ratchet, adjustable wrench, and a variety of sockets and bits, this set is perfect for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. With a lifetime warranty and advanced technology for enhanced torque and driving speed, it's the ultimate solution for all your fastening needs.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | RUFF BOYZ |
| Item Weight | 7.5 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 15.3 x 11.1 x 1.5 inches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Material | Metal |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Head Style | Fixed Square, Hex |
| Measurement System | inch |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
A**N
It does what it says and I really love it. The comfortable rubber grip
It does what it says and I really love it.The comfortable rubber grip,the many different bits and attachments makes you confident to do the job you set out on.
D**N
Great, but buy it new
Good tool set. Unfortunately, I tried saving a few dollars buying from warehouse deals and it came missing some tools.
A**N
Suck
Piece of crap its isnt durable at all all I have is problems with the ratchet
S**K
Four Stars
Bought it for my husband and he loves it!
D**N
Starting screws is not practical with this
I found it frustrating. I needed to drive a square-drive Spax woodscrew that was a bit of a reach, under the eaves, and I had to give up. I thought the push-drill mechanism would be perfect, but the ratchet head swivels and can't be locked, so it couldn't hold the tool and screw straight. The other method, using the bent swivel driver, would just barely work. The shaft isn't rigid, but can pivot to a perpendicular setting, which gives better torque for tightening but then there's no ratchet or swivel, so you have to remove from screw, rotate, reapply to screw, and turn again, and again.I finally resorted to an old fashioned nut-driver, driving a hex bit adaptor holding a square bit. That was rigid enough to allow starting the screw.Once the screw was started, the swivel driver could be used but wasn't practical because there were excessive sideways forces that made the screw want to go crooked.So there may be things this is good at, but starting woodscrews isn't one of them.
D**N
Good stuff
It's Craftsman so the quality is always consistent,There is no such thing as too many tools.
G**R
Five Stars
NICE ADDITION TO MY TOOL SET!
J**N
Five Stars
Works great
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