Crescent 180 Piece Professional Tool Set in Tool Storage Case - CTK180

nice, useful set

Great tool set to keep in my truck. Works for everyday stuff. Nothing special but has enough to get me out of a jam.

The tools are of excellent quality for modern day tools. Great selection of useable tools - not just a bunch of crap that the average person wouldn’t use. The case is rather poor though. Granted I’d rather have better tools than cheap tools and a great case but they could have done a little better case. Overall worth the price.

A real good product for the price.

Well, just about every tool you're likely to need. You may not be able to overhaul an engine with it, but you'll be close! Pretty handy tool kit. I just wish the adjustable (crescent) wrench were bigger. And the two pliers tend to fall out in any position but vertical. That would be the diagonals, and the needle nose ones. I haven't come close to using all the tools yet, but they seem durable enough.

I have purchased this kit for myself as well as my sons in the past. This kit is almost identical, but they took out a few tools and substituted them for cheap Chinese crap.The original came with channel locks which were decent quality. This kit is missing channel locks and instead give a pair of diagonal cutters that are really cheap looking and feeling.They also used to include 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2" drive ratchets and sockets. They have gotten rid of the 1/2", but they have more sockets in 3/8".I'm actually okay with that since I don't use the 1/2" drives as much.I can't tell if the case is cheaper or not because it feels the same. The problem is on the inside with the new cheap needle nose and diagonal cutters falling out everytime I open the case.Seller: can you please bring back the quality of the former kit. It really is one of the best kits available that comes in this form factor.There are other kits out there that have 4 drawer instead of the fold open portfolio style that this kit has, and I prefer this design for easier storage in the car, truck, as well as one that I store under a dresser because of its lower profile.I'll try and get some pictures of the kits side by side for those who are unfamiliar.Overall value is still good and although I'm knocking off 2 stars for "Cheapflation", I still like the kit and the price. I would definitely give 40 bucks more for better hand tools though and I hope they reconsider the cheapo tool substitution.

I didn't buy a new set. I bought a used returned set for $66. Description said cosmetic damage or damaged packaging and that is exactly what I received. Handle is cracked, but all the pieces were still there and in like new condition. I am not worried about the handle. I only bought this set to throw in pantry next to garage to use when I don't feel like unlocking my big tool boxes. I bought crescent because I own a smaller set and have used other kits through the years at my job as a machinist. My boss has bought crescent because they are affordable and he is cheap. We don't baby these tools and they hold up very well for the money.For the price and my needs I definetly recommend buying a used or returned set. Now if I was gifting this to my son I would buy new and be upset if it showed up like this.

I bought this for my wife who has a tool chest that is a disaster. I'm thinking that if she uses a tool from this kit, she will be prompted to put it back in its place. If not, then I give up. These tools are very good quality and the selections are the ones most often used for various tasks.