Craftsman VERSASTACK Mechanics Tool Set, 1/4 in, 3/8 in, and 1/2 in Drive, 230 Piece (CMMT45306)

I didn't know what all the differences are but I ordered the 230 piece one for $99. I am really happy with the value of this. I haven't used them yet but they appear to be good quality. I'm a truck driver and want something for my rig. These won't be used that often so I wasn't looking for SnapOn quality. The drawers they come in are very cool, as long as your not a mechanic using them all the time. The drawers lock with the gray switch on top, so that's cool. They won't be rattling open coming down the road. It took me a moment to figure something out though. If you slide a drawer open, some of the tools are back under the next upper drawer and you can't get them out. But there is a push tab on each drawer on both sides. Push those down with your thumbs and then the whole drawer slides out. A great design for what I'm after. Super pleased. Especially since everything has is place and the spots are marked for the ratchet sizes so you can easily find what your after.

As a longtime car enthusiast with a garage full of scattered tools from years of projects, this Craftsman kit is exactly what I needed. I didn’t want to pull apart my main toolbox every time I hit the road, and this set is perfect to toss in the trunk of any classic car for peace of mind. It has everything I would need for American, Euro and Japanese cars.It covers pretty much everything you’d need for roadside repairs, with just enough extra space to add your own essentials like electrical tape or vice grips. The tools themselves feel solid, well-made, and comfortable in hand. A great value and a smart addition to any car lover’s collection as either a starting point or a well-organized kit to keep in the trunk.

Bought this for my son's 20th birthday. Everyone needs a set of tools like this. It'll last him the rest of his life and what be sufficient for 99% of the projects he has to do. Plan on getting another Versa Stack case to lock on top for a hammer, saw, duct tape, and a pair of pliers for the other 1%. I really like that. Everything has its place in here. However, I do wish they would have designed it to be a little more efficient with the use of space. All of the drawers have plenty of room where they could have left some empty space for things like pliers, a roll of electrical tape, or something like that.

I had put this in my shopping cart. I had made a purchase of many products that were in my shopping cart. After pushing, I purchased, but I forgot that I had this toolbox in my shopping cart. It was too late. I could have canceled the purchase. But I am extremely pleased that I did not. Because I don't no longer have any tools because of events that occurred in 2020. So now I have a small collection of tools. Even though it was by accident, indirectly. I am pleased that I have them and that their Craftsman, even though Sears is out of business. I still know that these are Good tools.

It's a good tool set to bring up and down three flights of stairs off the third floor.Must be weighing almost 30 to 50 lb or something with all those tools. But no room to put extra tools in it or put spare nuts and bolts in the drawers.But the downside to it is the weight of carrying it up the stairs is my only complaint. Because I live in an apartment unit with no elevator.So far it's a very good tool set to start off working on my motorized bicycle. But the issue with it is I have to completely remove the drawers off the case to get at the wrenches And the screwdriver bits.But there's not enough larger size wrenches for this tool set that i was going to use on my motorized bicycle.Yes it's portable to take it with you on short trips if you add extra versastack boxes. With this type of tool set. Might buy an extra storage Versastack with the stroller for it. I don't know if it's going to go up the stairs or not. With a single wheel.But building material is very tough. But it does leave oils smudges easily on the red part of the tool drawers. Cleaning It regularly will keep it like new.But now I got better maintenance tools then the tools that came with my electric scooter. These tools are made in Taiwan which is great. The tools are well built and are comfortable to loosen bolts and nuts.

The whole case is pretty heavy, I love being able to just take a just tray of sockets out to whatever I'm working on. Also theres room in the tray to put bolts I've removed from the car. There's enough room to put bolts in different areas right on the tray. The bolts can run away or fall into the engine abyss that way.The ratchets handles are smooth, can fit into tight spaces. They feel better than my older (really old) Craftsman socket sets. I would buy again, but I don't think I'll need to do that, its a well made set.

The 230 piece set for $99 (half price sale) is a good value. Good quality tools in a somewhat space-efficient box. This is probably not the Craftsman of our fathers and grandfathers, but still pretty good--A significant step above the disposatools that you get from discount stores at a similar price.

I have always loved the quality of craftsman tools. I was able to find this on a deal and could not resist. The tools are top notch, the case is perfect and small for my truck. It has all the tools that I would need in a pinch. Very happy with this so far.