Box-End Wrenches Reviews

If I can't tell Everyone that this item is less expensive at Sears, than I'm wasting my time. This item is well made and handy. It keeps my wrenchs organized in my tool box that I keep in my truck and has proved to be very durable.

Out here in the boonies, eating utensils are danged hard to come by. So it's either use your fingers, or adopt the Uncle Hiram method of eating with your face in the plate (which is pretty effective, but awful sloppy). By golly, Cousin Buford brought this nifty wrench set to our most recent Sunday hoedown--to work on the '57 Edsel flatbed, mind you--but it weren't long before all these shiny tools were plucked away to help family and kin enjoy all the steaming vittles on the plywood table.

Can't go wrong with a 7-piece set ranging in size from 8mm to 18mm: why, now we have access to every tasty dish on the menu, from 'possum porridge to skunk scallops. And with the handy push button reversing, we could use these little jewels for both stirring and carving. The wrenches are made of chrome steel, which means Granny can drop them in the washbucket and they come out even prettier than Aunt Twyla's bridge work.

These tools got such a fancy name: CRESCENT FRRM7 METRIC RATCHETING BOX-END WRENCH SET. Ain't none of us know what "Metric" means, although we suspect it has something to do with one of them German philosophers who used to wear a helmet with horns on it. As for "ratcheting," heck, Uncle Hiram yells at us all the time to stop all the ratchet. And we quiet down, by golly. . .you don't want to have Uncle Hiram and his coon dogs mad at you.

This being my first purchase on the internet, I was pleasantly surprised at how smooth the process turned out.The ratchets arrived within 5 days of ordering accompanied by my receipt,shipping information,and a catalogue.Running conduit demands that I use my ratchets hard and often yet I've never encountered any problems with these ratchets which is a rarity concerning tools in construction. Verdict:Awesome.

Made in India. So-so quality, somewhere between dollar store tool and Craftsman. Worth about what they are selling for ($3.50) and no more.