STANLEY Drive Socket Set, Black Chrome, Laser Etched, 99-Piece (92-839)

Ok so this set blew me away. I honestly got it for a junkyard set/mobile site set. I have previously been using a Williams 50$ set (great set essentially made by snap on) but it was only metric and it only was shallow well sockets. So, with this set you get a ton of sockets for every job deep and shallow well. This has been incredibly handy along with wrenches so this makes a great set to keep in your car or something for a diy person. Get a couple pliers and you’ll be well on your way. They do have 3 8 point sockets which are not common at al any more. But it’s nice to have if a super rare occasion comes up. Ok the draw backs for this product the latches seem cheap not the rock bottom cheap but seems like it’d snap pretty easy cheap. Only one of my sockets were loose the 15mm shallow but I’ve already shook them a lot and none come out. The laser etching will most likely wear over time leaving no trace of what socket it is not a fan of that. And to be honest the last draw back I can think of is it’s stanley (never been a fan of their products). Oh wait one more draw back will be only one extension for each ratchet. 6” for the 3/8 which I like but wish it also had a 3”. Then a 3” for the 1/4 which is fine. Pros of this set, it has so many sizes and it includes wrenches. You can’t beat the price. To my surprise they actually seem of good quality. I must say I enjoy the “black chrome” it’s visually appealing. The fact I wanted to not care and hate this set but it changed my mind to actually enjoying it. With that said I’d recommend this set thus far (still needs a lot more use before I can truly say) Side note if your wondering if the set comes pre colored red for sae and blue for metric no it doesn’t i did it with a paint marker to make it more visually appealing and easier to spot the sizes. Cut time boost efficiency

BLUF This is a good buy and a good value for a homeowner or weekend mechanic. Pros: * The case does a good job of keeping everything in place. One or two of the sockets consistently come loose if the case is jostled strongly, but overall the tools are secure and well organized. * The quality is pretty good, and after a few months of moderate use, I have had no issues. Cons: * This set doesn't have hex or torx drivers. If it did, it could have been my one-stop home mechanic's set. As it was, I purchased a GearWrench 890040 39 Piece Bit Socket Set 1/4-Inch(13mm) & 3/8-Inch(20mm) Drive from gear wrench to round this out. * An extra set of extensions would be nice, or a converter between 1/4" drive and 3/8" so that both extensions can be used together. * The set was greasy, for lack of a better word. There was something mildly tacky covering the tools. Not a big deal Both a pro and a con (mostly pro): This set came with the 1/4" drive extension missing the retaining mechanism (ball bearing, spring). I called Stanley and their support department was very apologetic and mailed me the replacement part. Unfortunately, they sent me the driver, not the extension. Had to call back, and they sent the right part (sort of - sent the chrome version, not the black version). A few days later I received a second 1/4" extension in the mail, so now I have a long and short 1/4" drive extension. One snaps into the case, and the other stays happily tucked between the 1/4 and 3/8" drive extensions. I was happy to talk to a company that wanted to make things right with their product.

I like the fact that this tool set is very inclusive with the most common types of mechanic tools. The case feels sturdy enough and will be a great addition to my existing tools or even be handy to keep in a vehicle for emergencies.

My knee Jerk reaction on this set is: +Easy to read #'s etched onto the tools +Seems to be decent build quality. The finish on the ratchets and sockets, and wrenches was pretty good. +Wrenches are slim, surprisingly not boxy. So, if you have a clearance issue, where you needed a slimmer wrench, this might be the set to get you there. +The case, which is black, comes opened to display, in a yellow cardboard box (Stanley flavor), with a clear plastic cover, with 15 plastic/wood screws, 3/8"(about?) course threads, holding said plastic down. I was surprised at this move, mainly because I've never seen a tool set packaged like that. I guess it protects against thieves when in the store? Anyways, probably a dollars worth of screws, if you count taxes, and the trip to the hardware store...( I kept mine) +Like some have said, some of the sockets in the set, mainly the deep sockets, near the handle, on one side, seem to want to come out of place. I took a folded news paper page, lined it up with the inside of the plastic tool case, and stuck in the tool box, closed it, then used my knife to trim the excess, Ie what stuck out of the closed box. Seems to work. A thick sheet of flexible plastic might work as well, to hold your sockets securely in place. That being said, the majority of the tools, I've had no issues with them staying in place. But the more use, the more wear on the plastic holding them, so I may get to a point where they bounce around. Not there yet. +It says, "Do not use with power tools", so don't go using these as impact sockets.. I plan on using these on vehicle maintenance and small engine repair. Time will tell how they actually hold up. I assume these will last a lifetime if I baby them. And even if some tool in the set breaks, it won't break the bank. I normally go for the obvious higher quality tools/ build quality. But a mechanic on youtube recommended these. "ChrisFix" since he's wrenching on things all the time, I figured they must be half way decent. And decided to give them a shot.

This is a perfect sent to carry in the trunk of the car

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Buena calidad llego en tiempo completo funcionales espero que sea muy duraderos se ven muy bien las piezas

مشكلتها الوحيده مافيها حبات كبيره 20 وانت طالع لكن ممتازه جدا

Excelentes dados! La verdad es que en el uso si se empiezan a despintar, sin embargo no se deforman los dados quitando piezas muy apretadas ni mucho menos, por ahí vi un comentario de un paquete de esta misma marca pequeño que se quejaba por como venía empaquetado! Me parece risorio puesto que no es el empaque el que va a hacer el trabajo! Y si es cierto que viene atornillado la tapa transparente al estuche de plástico de los dados y quedan los orificios pero no pasa nada! El dado hace su trabajo, yo le puse los tornillos nuevamente en los orificios y listo, los agarre con descuento en 1800 pesos, honestamente son una ganga! Y no puedo estar más contento con mis dados