Perhaps one for one 'set' swap. I guess if something's broken, gotta bring the set in. But ratchets they do sell individually, so I guess you could. Oh ya, I've had them for about 3 months now.
They stay in the Jimmy in a Craftsman plastic tool box, put one of those self adhering dessicant packs with an indicator, stuck to the inside lid. I think the Evolv series is made in China. Does it say where the tools are made? JDNobodi said:.
Click to expand They're made in China BUT, I do own a set for my truck Good for a set that you don't mind losing. When the time comes I gotta pack up and hit the road, I don't care what happends to them. I'd buy these over Kobalt or any other cheap brand.
I buy only Snap on these days. I HATE china made crap. I do have tools made in china too of course, these day what ISN'T made in china. Thats the part that pisses me off. Fordum 1 ton status Premium Member. I have not willingly used a Craftsman screwdriver since I have used a ton of Sears tools, and for the most part they have done me a good job.
I buy Snap when I need a specialty tool or one that is really going to have to stand up to some abuse. But, since my tools are used for general purpose as well as automotive, I don't usually buy the top of the line. Except for screwdrivers. I had a set of Sears tools, and the local store kept an assortment of screwdrivers at the counter just for me.
At least once a week, I was bringing in a bent, snapped off, or twisted screwdriver to be swapped out. One day, I was working on a machine in an electrical supply house, and had just wrung off the end of my big Craftsman.
I stood up, looked at the board behind the counter and bought what looked like a cheap china screwdriver. Wasn't priced like one though. That screwdriver broke that screw loose, along with dozens of others over the next few weeks, chiseled open steel housings, pried open whatever I needed, and came back for more. Pressure washers vary in size and capability. Knowing a few things about their differences and settings will help you to […].
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The brad nailer shoots brad nails. Side by side with the HF one, it is not the same. Not much more to say about it. The whole issue is that Craftsman's full line is stooping down to the quality of Evolv.
Evolv used to be the lowest quality and cheapest, then Craftsman, then Craftsman Professional. Now that it is all getting made in China, I wouldn't buy any.
If you had to purchase some for whatever reason, go with Harbor Freight. They are cheaper, run deals often, and from what I understand Evolv does not have a lifetime warranty, which HF does.
Last edited: Dec 29, BrokewrenchLS1 Well-known member. Click to expand Thanks for the response. Bryanthegreat Well-known member. Joined Mar 6, Messages Location Minnesota. I actually like using it as it. Now that I buy less expensive ones I haven't lost any go figure. There is a lifetime warranty I asked before I bought it but they say only with a receipt. Burtonrider Well-known member. There wasn't anything wrong with it.
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