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Shop Sears for Durable Hand Tools

Sudden repairs are much easier to handle when you have the proper equipment. Check out Sears' range of general hand tools to find the ones that are the most useful.

Craftsman screwdrivers are some of the most-needed tools in any home or shop. Whether you need to turn a tiny electronics screw or a giant bolt, Craftsman has the size and type you need. To make it even easier, try a Craftsman ratcheting screwdriver. With one of these, you end the need to reset the screwdriver as you use the tool. Ratcheting screwdrivers accept a variety of bits so you only need one handle for multiple jobs.

Another tool you'll almost surely get a lot of use of is a good pair of pliers. These allow you to get a good grip on anything that you need to apply leverage to. Since they're adjustable, one pair of pliers can fit a range of bolt sizes. Pliers come with various jaw shapes so you can find pairs that can work at practically any angle. If you can't get a good grip with your pliers, try an adjustable wrench. The flat sides of a wrench's jaws make these tools great for working with flat-sided bolts and similar items.

Before you can build something new, sometimes you have to destroy the remnants of what came before. Make the job easy and perhaps a bit fun by tackling it with a pry bar. Also known as crowbars, these tools give you great leverage for tearing apart boards, loosening studs and dismantling other such building materials. The ends of pry bars can be flat or have a notch for pulling apart items connected by nails. If you need to tear into smaller things, try a Craftsman curved blade pry bar set. The handles of these bars are able to tolerate hammer blows. You won't have any trouble driving your pry bars into gaps when you can put that kind of power behind them.

These are just a few of the types of general hand tools you can find at Sears. Pick out everything you need from the site to have your new tools delivered right to your door.