🔧 Craftsman 11-Piece 6-Point Standard 1/4 Inch Socket Wrench Set 9-34860 - Optimal SEO Review

Great socket set. Small form easily fits in my overflowing tool bag. As a refrigeration mechanic, these sockets are used several times a week.

Replaced a 30 year old 1/4" Craftsman set with this set. This box has much better locks and hinges than the old one. Won't last much longer so good will probably use an old ratchet.

Very good 1/4 socket set. The quality of craftsmanship is retained even if the owner changes. I'm very fortunate to have a lot of vintage Craftsman tools that I've collected over the years, but I needed extra 1/4 socket wrenches and an extra ratchet for that to help.

It's hard to find a 1/4" ratchet wrench in a size that can handle a lot of torque in places without breaking. The extension cord in this set is hard to find, handy size. Very satisfied.

Decent quality tools (better than those sold on HD or Lowes) at a very good price, I'm picky about my tools and the latest craft stuff seems pretty reliable , not Snap On or Matco Solid, the average home clerk will be good at servicing new handyman hand tools.

Great set of 1/4" sockets. I just chose Masters because of the lifetime warranty. Just this month I took my broken ratchet to Sears and they replaced it with no questions asked. This racquet was about 25 years old. Also, the tools are great.

The heads were ground incorrectly and do not hold on the key! They fall off the key because the dimensions of the square hole (to fit the key) are too large. The key itself seems fine. This was the case with most sockets included in the kit. A few outlets were fine. It obviously failed quality control somewhere, and it looks like the kit could be a factory defect.

The new one didn't work (just snapped in one direction, stuck in the other) so disassembled. A simple, reliable mechanism that seemed inherently very strong (all forces go through large strong sections). There was a burr on one side of the hole, just a manufacturing defect, enough to cause the mechanism to bind. basically a bad implementation of a known design. You get what you pay for I guess.