Wrenches Reviews

I purchased a steel carrying case for my Milwaukee drill a year ago and was quite pleased with it. It had a foam-cushioned bracket inside that cradled the drill, and also included a tray that was able to hold bits and accessories. I decided to purchase a case for my Milwaukee grinder as well, so I purchased this item. Unfortunately, the features of Milwaukee's drill case were not carried over into this one. This case is empty... no bracket to keep the grinder from sliding around inside and no accessory tray. For half the price, I could've bought a small Craftsman tool box that's twice the size AND includes the tray. This is much too expensive to simply be an 'empty box'.

I purchased this case for my Milwaukee grinder. I was thrilled when I found it because most of Milwaukee's cases today are the plastic style which don't give you much room for extras. When I got it, it looked perfect. Its dimensions are 14-1/2 x 12 x 4-3/4". The grinder fits in angled, and slightly offset in order to accommodate the side handle, and there's plenty of extra storage space for anything you have. I put my grinder and accessories in the case, everything looked perfect... that is, until I tried to close the cover. The edge of the side handle sticks up about 1/2" too high and there's no way to close it with the handle attached. I contacted Milwaukee who told me that I would have to remove the handle to store the tool, which is not very practical, especially since the case looks to be offset in order to accommodate the side handle. If the case was 1/2" taller, it would fit perfectly. Doesn't make any sense to me.

Once tool arived I found out that I had to purchase an adaptor to make it fit my Dewalt screw gun which was another $20.00.

I have one of these but I don't like it very much. It's poorly designed. It dribbles mud out continuously. One of my guys has one too and his does the same thing. We have guns from three other manufacturers that don't drip all over the floor like this one. They cost less $$ to boot.

"Includes 1/4", 3/8" & 1/2" ratchets" Photo shows Two Not Three ratchets! Same for sockets no 1/2" drive anything in this kit

... Switches are not sealed well. If you use it to cut upside down (as in cutting a ceiling), dust gets into them. Sometimes the safety cutout switch jams in the "on" position. And once the trigger jammed on -- had to remove the battery to stop the saw. Exciting! Other problems -- LED did not work on the charger that came with mine. Battery was very difficult to remove from saw -- usually solved by opening the case, then rapping on workbench a half-dozen times.

Good little saw, but don't buy something you cannot get replacement blades for!!!! It's a good thing I don't mind sharpening...

I was very disappointed. While searching for a gift I ran across this torque wrench and was interested in purchasing it untill I could not get a description on its features.

Does not have a model number. It also states that shipping would be 7.22 lbs. Not too good for a one and a half pound pair of pliers.

Same set is permanently on sale at Sears for $24.99. The head of the ratchet handle is too large, and why do I have to buy a separate set of tools for the through-hole functionality?

This supplier has ignored my attempts to return the incorrect mechandise. The phone number given on the Amazon website is no longer in service. The supplier Idea-mojo has not responded to my emails. They are a rip-off!