I hate tool sets with no case...

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Needed a set of carb adjusting tools to reset the carb on a weed trimmer...the price was right...$12...but no case.

But they did come with a flimsy tray. Not much good on its own...but scrap wood to the rescue...

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Still pondering the hardware...but at least they have a home.
 
I just go with an item from this page. When they are on sale they're pretty cheap, like $6.00

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Needed a set of carb adjusting tools to reset the carb on a weed trimmer...the price was right...$12...but no case.

But they did come with a flimsy tray. Not much good on its own...but scrap wood to the rescue...

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Still pondering the hardware...but at least they have a home.
I hate tool sets with a case,, I have a whole shelf full of unused plastic cases,,, got to be 20 or more of them,,
 
I hate tool sets with a case,, I have a whole shelf full of unused plastic cases,,, got to be 20 or more of them
How do you keep a set together?
depends on the set and where I use it,,

in the shop they are laid out in drawers and my field kits are in pockets in bags,,,

I can see a few times where a case is needed but not often,,
 
Well I have had some issues... And opinions are like assholes, everyone has one some just smell worse than others...
 
I hate tool sets with a case,, I have a whole shelf full of unused plastic cases,,, got to be 20 or more of them
How do you keep a set together?


I'm sorry, but good tools simply work better. And they LAST. They make the job easier and pleasant to do. For just another $12, you could have bought these Wiha drivers I own that are made in Germany. And the caps spin for easy one-finger turning. Plus they come in a great, well made, heavy green folding pocketed canvas holder that nicely keeps everything together, protected and organized.

Wiha is right up there with Xcelite, Vulcan, and Klein.

Wiha 26197 7 Piece Precision Slotted and Phillips Screwdriver Set
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