Home Depot Husky Wrench Set

[fritzzz25]

20 piece Husky combination wrench set. 10 imperial, 10 metric wrenches. $14.99

The 22 piece set is $49.99.

No metric 12 mm wrench, however 1/2 inch box end will work for that.

Lifetime warranty.

For those that need a few extra wrenches around, not a bad deal.

[najibs]

pics?

[sienna owner]

or link to product, HD item # on receipt...:D

[bogey]

Does it come in a high quality and attractive carrying case?

[redbimmer]

Saw this at the Milton HD today (sorry, no camera phone so no pics/SKU). Don't see the set anywhere on the HD website, so it may be discontinued, although there was no sticker/sign indicating sale/clearance pricing. They come packaged in a plastic "holder"- if you've seen how the standalone wrench sets are packaged at CT, basically the same idea, except this set folds in on itself like a book. Definitely a good deal if you're looking to add assorted (and quality) wrenches to your tool box.

[sir_belamy]

Saw this at the Milton HD today (sorry, no camera phone so no pics/SKU). Don't see the set anywhere on the HD website, so it may be discontinued, although there was no sticker/sign indicating sale/clearance pricing. They come packaged in a plastic "holder"- if you've seen how the standalone wrench sets are packaged at CT, basically the same idea, except this set folds in on itself like a book. Definitely a good deal if you're looking to add assorted (and quality) wrenches to your tool box.

I went out and bought a set as extra's to keep in one of the vehicle's for the price however I am not sure about their quality considering they are manufactured in Taiwan.

[Dirkus]

1/2 inch interchanges with 13mm, not 12mm. You will definately start to round off any 12mm that is tight.

[justin_123]

anyone else see this? checked HD at britannia in mississauga didn't see any

[redbimmer]

I went out and bought a set as extra's to keep in one of the vehicle's for the price however I am not sure about their quality considering they are manufactured in Taiwan.

Where do you think Mastercraft and Craftsman tools are made? :cheesygri Husky has the same no-questions asked, lifetime warranty as CT/Sears, so I wouldn't worry about it too much. According to another thread, they contract at least some of their tools out to Stanley, and they definitely don't skimp on quality. It's the bargain brands like Tool Cache or Jobmate that you have to avoid like the plague.

[ezdellboy]

Is this the 22 set?

http://www.homedepot.ca/wcsstore/HomeDepotCanada/images/catalog/476658_4.jpg

http://www.homedepot.ca/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CatalogSearchResultView?D=972526&Ntt=972526&catalogId=10051&langId=-15&storeId=10051&Dx=mode+matchallpartial&Ntx=mode+matchall&recN=0&N=0&Ntk=P_PartNumber

What's the catch here? Is that set supposed to be a good deal?

[bogey]

If it is not stamped prominently with "Made in U.S.A.", it is probably made elsewhere.

Even half the Snap-on stuff are probably made offshore.

[brucered]

Is this the 22 set?

http://www.homedepot.ca/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CatalogSearchResultView?D=972526&Ntt=972526&catalogId=10051&langId=-15&storeId=10051&Dx=mode+matchallpartial&Ntx=mode+matchall&recN=0&N=0&Ntk=P_PartNumber

What's the catch here? Is that set supposed to be a good deal?

i think the DEAL is for the 20pc set, the 22pc set is used for price comparison.

[biztyke]

picked a set up to keep in the jeep. went to the united blvd store in coquitlam(bc), they were not kept with the other husky wrenches and sockets, they had their own display in the front aisle with all the other "deals". looks like a decent set, and at $15 it's a steal. as for the missing 12mm, you could probably drop in a pawnshop and pick one up for 50c or $1.

[brucered]

also picked up a spare set for my shed tool box.

very nice set, lifetime wty, $15, can't go wrong.

thanks OP

[sienna owner]

didn't see any @ Hwy 7 & Woodbine, Markham

[sir_belamy]

Where do you think Mastercraft and Craftsman tools are made? :cheesygri Husky has the same no-questions asked, lifetime warranty as CT/Sears, so I wouldn't worry about it too much. According to another thread, they contract at least some of their tools out to Stanley, and they definitely don't skimp on quality. It's the bargain brands like Tool Cache or Jobmate that you have to avoid like the plague.

To be honest, I did not know Stanley represented quality???? I still thought you could purchase made in USA Craftsman tools at a higher cost?

Warranties are great but with tools especially you want them to work as expected.

It's still cheaper to buy 2 of these sets than it is to purchase a single wrench from Snap-on so don't get me wrong I am with you on this!

[noboy]

I also picked up a set for "spares"...at $15.00, pretty hard to say no.

(The two small hinges and picture hangers I went to the store for in the first place also cost $15.00...made the wrenches look like a steal!)

You may have to look around, the Kingston store didn't have them in the tool section, but over in the fasteners / hinges aisle.

[sienna owner]

found some, but haven't purchased yet...

[sienna owner]

appears in the current HD flyer out today...page 16 top middel with a tool box.

[redbimmer]

Bolton HD also has these in stock. I saw them in the flyer too- I guess they're not discontinued but actually a new item being brought into stock.