Craftsman  14 pc. Mechanics Air Tool Kit

Picked up this set with a craftsman air compressor thinking it would be a great addition to my garage...wasted my time with these. The impact gun could not remove a lug nut, let alone a stuck, or stubborn bolt. Thinking that it was the air compressor, I returned the air compressor for an upgraded compressor that was belt driven. Same results. I ended up returning all of my purchases minus the jack stands. When I did return the tools, there was not one csr remotely concerned that the tools they sell are poorly made. I was very disappointed in the quality and the overall function, or should I say lack there of. I would say it is safe to assume that there is very little quality control going on in sears these days.

DH already had a compresssor, but needed a few tools to go along. after seeing how much individual pieces cost, we settled on this kit. It is ok for the home diy-er, but I wouldn't put much faith in them for heavy duty use. The only item in the kit we would have never purchased was the grease gun, but then again, maybe other folks use these tools. If you just want a starter kit to hone your home mechanic skills, this should fit the bill.

for anyone working in a shop i would say save your money and get IR air tools or snap-on or even mac this whole set is the biggest waist of my money the air gun broke the second day i used it, just started spitting out air and the die grinder has no balls the air ratchet is way too heavy and the grease gun well i still have yet to use it.  i got this set two years ago and has let me down ever since if your looking for reliable air tools don't go cheap.

It did not loose my car's lug nuts, returned back. Waste of time and Money. Sears lost money in shipping and i lost my time for returning it. Craftsman should have disclosed the working torque per lbs along with max torque amount. I've 60 gallons 125 psi air compressor.

Okay why would the carring case for this not have room for the chucks when their installed in the tools i mean...usually when im done using an airtool for the day I dont unscrew the air chuck!!! Grease gun come on? how often is any1 really going to use that i can def think of a few other tools id rather see in the kit but i guess if you need all these tools at some point its cheaper to buy this kit i paid 199 for mine

This stuff would all be a good deal if you dont use it professionally. I needed a few quick pneumatic tools so I bought this set, The gun is worthless, its a mechanics paper weight. I use it to hold work orders on my cart. The ratchet is okay, but lacks power. The die grinder is fair, the grease gun unneccessary when you could have an air hammer in its place. If you want to do oil changes at home and play mechanic....this is your set. If you need to make money, stick with Snap-On.

Great variety and much less expensive than purchasing the tools individually. All tools run really well and are high quality with high torque output. This kit is a major step up from the 16852 my wife bought me last Christmas.

Good value for all the tools that come in the pack but I have a major issue with considering the case it comes in a carrying case. When the air chucks are installed into the tools, the case is useless because the tools will no longer fit in the case unless the air chucks are removed.