Which $99 Mechanics Tool Set Is BEST At Home Depot For The Holidays 2022?

Which $99 Mechanics Tool Set Is BEST At Home Depot For The Holidays 2022? #shorts
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[@ihavethedocuments2580]

I'm getting the snap on 1 and a half piece set for 99 bucks 💩

[@josemartinezz9152]

?

[@samaxe6495]

😂😂😂 so fricking true.

[@AppleTechPro870]

😂😂😂

[@DownHillgamer]

Jealousy is a disgusting character trait. Get your money up and maybe one day you can afford some big boy tools that can be handed down to your children

[@juc3eoncs32]

@@DownHillgamer one quick visit to your page SCREAMS “I use icon”

[@Camscasino]

The husky is a good set for what its priced at ive been using mine for about 3 years and i beat the crap out of it. It comes with some skips tho and alot of 12 point in the 1/2" drive. The Pittsburgh impact sockets and the husky 270 is a great choice imo

[@loganmclaughlin1010]

Husky has that lifetime warranty and that's worth taking to the bank

[@kevinstoneburner8775]

Dewalt has a lifetime warranty as well

[@Jeremy-ps1ps]

@@kevinstoneburner8775yeah but husky is better for sockets and ratchets

[@eliezerramosjr1017]

Husky looks like more of a deal but many will go for Milwaukee or DEWALT

[@randyvalencia8786]

As a mobile mechanic, I have always went Milwaukee. I have the 56 piece 3/8 socket set i got two years ago for $100 on sale at northern tool. And that one set has everything i needed for motor and transmission swaps, i can take a whole car apart even if i use the sockets with a breaker bar or extended ratchet they work quite well, even with 1/2 in adapter to 3/8 on a impact gun they don’t snap, very high strength test I’ve broken ratchets but not those sockets! Plus the best thing that i like about it is that the socket tray can be removed and put in a toolbox drawer and also they go from 6mm all the way to 19 mm no slips, 6, 7, and even 11mm in both deep and short sockets are included in the set. Hands down the best set I’ve owned just bought two more sets for my mechanics not to mention the ratchet that come with it is 120 tooth now i know eery tool manufacturer has an option for 120 tooth but the Milwaukee ratchets have a 4 degree swing that even my snap on ratchets could not compete with, absolutely the best for all around mechanic work in tight spaces, the squared body of the sockets aside from being anti roll also serve a double purpose being that you can put a box wrench or ratcheting wrench on them if you can’t fit the socket and the ratchet in a tight spot they literally thought of every application with this set

[@downtownlife]

Husky... because it's locked up the others they don't care if you run out the door with it.

[@loganmclaughlin1010]

Husk also comes with a lifetime warranty

[@michaelbenoit248]

Same with the Milwaukee, but having used the husky for years I’d go with the husky also because it would match my other stuff. I’ve beat my husky stuff pretty hard.

[@El_coyote710]

​@@michaelbenoit248bro Milwaukee tools are BEAST put them in water and take them out they just won't quit!! 🎉 Milwaukee all the way

[@frankmfeb13]

@@El_coyote710 while I agree, these are hand tools not power tools.

[@El_coyote710]

@frankmfeb13 ☠️☠️🤣🤣🤣 I was just excited for the black Friday deals at the time I didn't even pay attention ☠️

[@forgingstrength6119]

I tend to go watch Project Farm test things. He did a tool set test, but the prices varied. Unfortunately, when it comes to tools, having things for years isn't always a signal of the quality NOW, just the quality of it when you bought it. Lots of companies have been consistently cheapening their product.

[@thelifeofmatthewhubbard7605]

I’ve been using my husky tool set for years and I’m still finding helpful tools left and right in this kit. Best 100$ I have ever spent .

[@andrewhansen1565]

Dewalt has done me good for years and years and all my tools damm near get used daily/weekly as a carpenter

[@drakeperez1595]

that's what I'm saying lol

[@donotrobme9295]

Husky is very very easy to warranty at Home Depot. I’ve found dewalt and Milwaukee are not as easy. Husky u need nothing but the broke tool

[@Jugc0006]

Good to know

[@AdWrStR_603]

Absolutely 💯 my home depot just says "go get one that's as close to the same as that one" 😅

[@handsmcneil]

Realising how lucky I am to have my dads old tools (mechanic) and my wifes dads tools (hvac) and only needing to buy a circ saw and batteries to pad out my tools.

[@i.am.ronin.]

Blessed

[@I_Died_2_Weeks_Ago]

I'm going with the China set. Oh wait 😂

[@ihavethedocuments2580]

Lol

[@alfredoojeda7977]

just got my husky today

[@mikes_in_paradise78]

Either the dewalt or husky ill get.

[@ElverGalarga-rz4cu]

Husky due to its variety, makes it a great starter. If you have an impact wrench definitely the Milwaukee impact socket set.

[@Dansk55]

Any if you own a Toyota/Honda. You'll rarely use them. I know. I bought a kit in 2011 and only use it for oil changes

[@Therealgame1]

How much you selling I’m up coming mechanic

[@showmecreationsmultimedia]

I got an 07 honda pilot. I'm about to need heavy tools for repairs. Starting with changing my differential fluids lol

[@ex8280]

True, tacoma 2000, and have only O'reilly's Power Torgue 1/2" socket set, and a crescent for 23 years. Now I just added floor jack, jack stand, and HF impact sockets to change out my rotor.

[@Christopher._M]

Hahaha that's a good problem

[@firebug1337]

Not a fan of toyota but their inner outer upper lower ball joints are old school quality not the plastic core junk like on most all American models. Profit over quality in longevity will kill the brands that started the show!

[@yomommaamilf2665]

Tekton 3/8 socket set 175 on there website ive found it cheaper but you get a full lifetime warranty no questions asked

[@greasemonkeyethan]

During my time in the Auto Program at my college we used Tekton ratchets and sockets. 100% would recommend, and will be buying the future, they are fantastic!

[@Tman0517]

Had to spend the extra hundo on the big pittsburugh set. Gives everything you need to work on a car at home. These kits are nice for work but at home i just want a good set to get it done.

[@MrDrew1]

Im happy with my Husky tools no complaints.

[@Metamike362]

Anyone who doesn’t say DeWault doesn’t need a mix of quality and quantity

[@anything_alt6173]

Fr

[@los107]

Milwaukee sets are best quality. Just bought all the 99$ sets. And some more packout boxes.

[@appleztooranges]

Which pack out fits it

[@heyitsme1534]

Anything but the toy-like husky set

[@mad_mechanic]

kobalt does with there 5 foam tray master set it's just more than 99 bucks... also craftsman fan boi 🤘

[@appleztooranges]

I got the Milwaukee one. Just because of quality

[@bpkey123]

Me too

[@KoleSlaww]

Every tool company manufacturers 99% of their tools in China regardless of brand so the "quality" statement make no sense.

[@bricehale6593]

​@@KoleSlaww They can both be made from the same place Still a difference in quality

[@juanromero4564]

Milwaukee all the way brother!💪

[@MartinGonzalez-sl2kj]

I'd go with the Milwaukee too cuz is red and cuz it's Milwaukee 🤠

[@abdullahhoshmand9568]

Got the same Milwaukee sets in 1/4 3/8 and 1/2 the quality and finish is very good

[@BilgemasterBill]

I'm not really a Dewalt or Milwaukee fan boy. That Husky 270-Piece _seems_ OK at first, but easily 130+ of those items could best be described as cheap filler and "fluff" like an almost crazy amount of screwdriver bits to push up that piece count, and it actually lacks a lot of far more consequential doodads that you might normally expect in such a kit like adapters between the various ratchet sizes or even a single often crucial "universal joint". Also the 10 included SAE and Metric wrenches top out at the fairly miniscule 9/16" and 13 mm respectively. Honestly, for a buck less over at Walmart you could get the Hart 215-Piece kit with FAR less "fluff" if you just want an honest socket kit with most _everything._ I snagged one last year for just $47 as an "open box" clearance item (just missing its cardboard wraparound cover), and it really ain't half bad, with smoother and tighter-arc 90-tooth ratchets instead of the Husky's 72-tooth. There aren't any wrenches in that Hart kit, but that would be easily remedied by some Pittburgh Pro ones from Harbor Freight that come in superb sturdy plastic clip-shut holders to keep 'em straight. I am particularly fond of their combined SAE _and_ Metric "stubbies" set currently $13.99. They've got a no-hassle Lifetime Warranty too, right there in the store. Sadly, my very favorite under-$100 "tool cube" buy was a Craftsman 224-Piece one they no longer make (Model #CMMT12038) that I picked up for $99 at Ace Hardware a couple of Black Fridays ago. A lot of folks say the newer Craftsman stuff ain't as good as their old gear, but I've got both old and new and have been perfectly content with my latter day wares too. Still, I'm no pro nor in the trades. Yet even I can see that you're gonna get less for your C-note this year than before, with a lot more "fluff", even in the Craftsman offerings.

[@ihavethedocuments2580]

Is that all you have to say? Jk. 😜

[@BilgemasterBill]

@@ihavethedocuments2580 Some old retired guys whittle on the porch. I type interminable KZbin comments.

[@ihavethedocuments2580]

​@@BilgemasterBill Just pulling your chain friend, Godspeed in this crazy world ✌️

[@oesparza17]

is that all ???? bruh he had plenty to say !! hahaha

[@gjolinares23]

Out of these Dewalt is the best deal, then husky and Milwaukee last. Milwaukee makes decent stuff but these aren’t that great and very little in comparison.

[@kevinstoneburner8775]

And the dewalt sets you have to pay attention, I had one I let a friend use and he had them so scattered about that he just bought me a new one... though it had more pieces, it was nowhere near as good as the one I had, but yes by far dewalt is the best to set there

[@ohduffy223]

The best one has a 16mm deep well socket

[@nathanmccumber8965]

Witch one is that.

[@frankmfeb13]

@@nathanmccumber8965 the husky set should have it and the Dewalt.

[@TailwalkBoats]

Don't know about the DeWalt 3/8 ratchet... But the Milwaukee is junk, at least the ratchet itself. I've been through two of them and both failed... The sockets are pretty decent though

[@JamesJamersonIsAGod]

I have that 3/8 DeWalt ratchet from a smaller set. Worst hand tool I’ve ever purchased. It binds up to a no turn condition on a whim, I’ve tried messing around with the internal mechanism and lightly oiling, etc. and nothing seems to work, just poorly manufactured parts with bad tolerances. A Walmart HyperTough or a Harbor Freight Pittsburgh would run circles around that DeWalt…

[@iVroomify]

Husky seems like the best here but harbor freight has a deal for the 225 piece one from Pittsburgh and it seems pretty good too

[@mr.rattlebone4902]

Those 43 and 56 socket sets are different types of sockets....

[@AdWrStR_603]

Husky is amazing for what it is and the price for a home set that you dont care if someone breaks or loses something. Milwaukee for quality "me only" home set 😅

[@mikeschmidt4800]

Husky makes a good enough hand tool that its a safe value for the money. They're not likely to fail and you get a ton more.

[@josephamodio2453]

I bought a 1/4 inch set and I abused the crap out of it. It's built to last. Plus those sockets are easy to know who has your sockets.

[@d4ngerd4n]

The Sams Club Channel Lock set is slept on

[@TheYella2000]

The Dewalt with the Toughsystem!!

[@Sulfen]

Husky if you need a starter set. But milwaukee if you need to replace older tools that you already own. But I would go for snap on if you use something a lot and you don't want to keep rebuying.

[@AFatherToTheFatherless]

As a pro mechanic my everyday sockets are husky brand. Go with husky trust me

[@asmautollc]

They are all good quality, durable and reliable tools. Ranking them in terms of overall quality, I’d go Milwaukee, DeWalt, then Husky. But this is a situation where it comes down to personal preference and what you actually need to be included in the set.

[@peterwolf5398]

You guys in the USA get way cooler stuff at Home Depot. Here in Canada ours sucks

[@everardom9770]

Milwaukee just cause I grew up using them and haven’t failed me. And my brothers DeWALT wrench yea didn’t last.

[@aprilwalton9980]

is milwaukee better then dewailt and husky

[@everardom9770]

Personally for me yes. Haven’t had a bad experience with Milwaukee in 19 years.

[@ddier333]

I've had the opposite experience with Milwaukee and DeWalt. My DeWalt tools have never failed me. But I've had a couple of Milwaukee tools that have.

[@xScrab311x]

I have the Husky set… it’s great for changing out headlights and tail lights! (That’s all I use it for 😂)

[@david600R]

Cornwell $99 a week for me 😅

[@eggsaladsandwhiches]

Do yourself a favor and get the one from gear wrench. It's not $99 but it has 12 and 6 point of the sockets you usually need and comes with a good set of ratcheting wrenches that are mint. I also ran the husky set for awhile but it was missing too many sockets.

[@ocdgarage]

Dewalt and Craftsman are my go to for the best bang for the buck per say. Not as much filler.

[@OafLoaf]

Can any show tool sets that aren't the mechanic set? Like not even half the suff is actually needed, oh wow 70 different bits! That will rust. Show good sets, like some flex head ratcheting wrenches that come with complete sizing 9mm to 19mm, nothing missing!

[@southpark159753]

Milwaukee only gets you the 3/8 ratchet the rest have 1/4 and 3/8 at least and with Husky containing all 3 sizes and way more pieces while being able to walk in and warranty it.

[@gr8momba]

I have all 3 of those set. Milwaukee is very nice. Best of the 3.

[@carloscorredoira359]

Aren’t those brands mostly for construction?

[@carsonpurswell4796]

I got the Milwaukee impact set because I was in the market for some sockets and they have been awesome got them last year on sale

[@chashernx]

Sorry, I have to go Husky

[@bpkey123]

I I picked up the Milwaukee tool set with the square sockets.

[@Chiken1223]

I would get the huskies set and the Milwaukee impact set best of both worlds best being for yourbuck

[@jrcu19]

The husky or the DeWalt are by far the best deal. I already have most of those tools so for me its a better deal to get the Milwaukee since I am in need for an impact set.

[@pdp101ski]

Kobalt 256pc set for $99

[@sv-et7gq]

I've owned a few husky socks only thing about them is that there socks may not fit well on the nuts and bolts. They have poor tolerances.

[@fredycordero2217]

I did notice this with the impact sockets.

[@orangehat9057]

Husky, hands down. They have a good return policy.

[@MrLonewolfKaraoke]

I like the set, I need to replace mine case is broke. I do not like the new case to bulky now for where l keep it on my truck.

[@1Speed14]

Snap on is the Ferrari of tools

[@Meme-zc4cw]

I have the Husky, older version but same set, and they are rock solid.

[@wesfields9322]

Difference?

[@Torqued_to_Spec]

Husky 290 piece… a few more bucks than the 270, and a wider range of socket sizes.

[@tonystank_kick]

It's not always about price it's also about performance I watch project farms channel he regularly put high priced tools against cheaper and sometimes do better

[@kylergoodson1961]

My girlfriend got me the husky tool set for Christmas

[@dvldgz6306]

I just bought my sockets and a ratchet for less and no skips.

[@harrisonhowell6778]

I'm going to be honest for the price point if you don't do a lot of mechanic work regularly. The Huskies definitely the way to go

[@Synth223]

All of them

[@bob2906]

Best VALUE goes to husky, best QUALITY is Milwaukee I think DeWalt is in the middle, they all will work fine, I went will craftsman versastack 216 piece $99 2 years ago I really like it.

[@haydenpratt3815]

Im a Milwaukee guy but dewalts is a way better deal

[@drakeperez1595]

I'm getting Dewalt cuz it's steel

[@theonlyjaystyles]

Can't beat the lifetime warranty at the price point.

[@gabrielwalls524]

Husky, no issues at all. Been using mine for 5 yrs

[@Edgar-and-Wrench]

When you can get it for 100 the 225 peice Pittsburgh mechanic set is the best deal.

[@billm5467]

Love my Craftsman Tools, need I say more

[@mrrobotvpn5012]

boy*

[@arcadiagreen150]

I stopped buying craftsmen when they stopped being forged in america. I dont buy chinesium

[@yo-yoadventures8503]

I have the 270 piece Hart Mechanic’s Set…I paid $150 for it a year and a half ago. I love it. It came with 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2” ratchets and sockets…no skip sizes. As well as, spark plug sockets, impact sockets, swivel sockets, and wrenches. This set has carried me through water pump, rear differential, header gaskets, and more. Food for thought! Also, great content, and great deals. Keep it up man!

[@RanGer-498]

Husky is full of wasted filler tools like small and large allen keys 136 total filler, btw what mechanics tool kit doesnt come with a spark plug socket i believe. But Im interneted in the dewalt or Milwaukee as a spare.

[@alsaint7944]

Yup husky has to much crappy filler

[@Time_In1]

My husky has the two spark plug sockets on the top with the wrenches bud

[@eljaime3839]

Im a dewalt guy but to be honest ill go for the husky on this one

[@JK4fam2008]

Get gear wrench there better only a little more cash.

[@ttgk8506]

I got the husky set. Well worth $99

[@blakeleverett5127]

I have the dewalt socket set and love it

[@magnusgomez7914]

I can't tell you which one is the best but I already bought husky and no complaints until the owner loses the 8mm and 10 mm bits LMFAO

[@LemonGarageYT]

ill get the Milwaukee impact and the Dewalt

[@heman85515]

This year bought the husky, kobalt and hart. Hart has the best case kobalt has the best ratchets with the worst case. The husky is nice it come with a small tool tray on top. Regardless which set u buy I'd recommend another 50=100 dollars just in extensions and wrenches

[@frankmfeb13]

I got the 205 piece (I think it's 205) hart set, around Christmas 2021 for 100 bucks. I was trying to pick between that and the husky. I absolutely love the hart set as well as the case it comes in. And the ratchets and sockets all stay in place.

[@heman85515]

@@frankmfeb13 it depends on the ratchet and what vehicle you own the ratchets in the hart set are bulky but serve the purpose I eventually broke down the hart and kobalt set in a roller cart and use the husky for a truck box

[@heman85515]

@@frankmfeb13 I think the hart tools are better than new craftsman for sure and almost half the price

[@heman85515]

@@frankmfeb13 I also epoxied magnets too the top of the husky box just too keep things secure while working

[@ryanschaff2507]

If your budget is $100 for some tools. Listen, I’m the shop & equipment foreman for a large poultry company, tools are my life. BUY THE HUSKY SET!!!

[@andrewramirez6332]

Milwaukee impact 3/8 socket set 99$ metric and standard deep and shallow dude that is a DEAL you get the whole 3/8 series impacts for ONLY 99$ snap on the 3/8 impact series is 500$

[@Greeko_Poloz]

Idk I want them all. I will say my only experience with Milwaukee is their impact bits and I wasn't impressed. I have been impressed with husky sockets.

[@adanr150]

From those husky you get more. Lowes got some to n come with over 200 pcs

[@DaBigDirtyNasty]

im a big fan of milwaukee but i got the husky set

[@ccc822007]

Craftsman is still the best.

[@paulcondie2520]

Husky, More bang for the buck!!!

[@Burto.223]

Milwaukee

[@09impala]

Husky has done me well

[@kylehooker3710]

Milwaukee for sure. I have a husky set too. Compared to Milwaukee, it's not even close, Milwaukee is just way better quality.

[@pen25]

the husky case is weak and will crack. you would be better off not looking at the trays anyway.

[@rickybaez2970]

Why would you use the impact set real question ?

[@wrenchone5003]

DeWalt probably

[@326th]

Husky for a beginner. You can always buy better down the road.

[@ryanfinley3304]

Heard great things about husky

[@enriqueecheverria8592]

I think Dewalt, if you got the tough 2.0 system already.

[@aihsonavais769]

Craftsman got a 200 something set for 99 rn yall

[@Thattexaslife]

milwaukee or husky any day all day