Nrctc3

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Looking for a high-quality set of allen drivers at an excellent price? Look no further! Craftsman's Professional series wrenches have you covered! They are available in all popular r/c sizes including: 3/32 1/16 & 5/64. The best part is that they only cost $3.00!!! Another high point is that they have a lifetime garuntee. Should they ever snap, fail or strip you can just return them and get a new wrench. Where can these miracles be found you ask? Try your local SEARS or any other tool supply shop that carries Craftsman products.

Cole Trickle

Hmmm. This post is too comercial for my taste. That sort of stuff turns me off... So now you cant convince me to buying these

Nrctc3

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I'm not a representative for Craftsman or nothing. 'm just trying to let you guys know there are some cheap wrenches out instead of paying $12 for a Losi wrench or something.

Marcos.J

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i guess he doesnt like saving money!

Nrctc3

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I guess not... Marcos, are you going to Naples this weekend?

True R/C Racing

hey those are cool one of friend has some. Did you see any Philips or Flat head there? those philips are perfect for Rebuilding Electric Motors.

Marcos.J

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Maybe not i have to work that weekend i wish i could go

Nrctc3

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Yes, they have the phillips & flathead drivers also. I have both of them. The flathead is perfect for tuning nitro engines!

galway

I guess metric isn't considered a popular size as these wrenches aren't avaiable in metric. I have these same wrenches as philips head drivers though.

They work great for things that can be tightened with your fingers, but when you need lots of torque they don't cut it, their body is to skiny. When i really need to turn a screm hard I grab my Ofna wrench in my fist like I am going to stab myself with it then turn. You just can't do that with these craftsmen wrenches the body is just too skiny. They are really nice when you can rest the but of the driver in your palm and turn it with your fingers though.

True R/C Racing

yea perfect for philips for like rebuilding motors, etc.
how much do philips cost?

DOMOisCOOL

Ill second that. These are solid tools! Don't forget to pick up a metal magnetizer so you could magnetize the screwdriver head and the screws will stick to it! Its about 2-3 bux at Sears.

Nrctc3

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The phillips & flatheads are already magnatised. Atleast mine are.

rc10gt82

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i'd rather use my pretty colored racers edge ones lol

fatdoggy

I stripped out a pinion setscrew today with my crappy L bend allens. Went to sears today and picked up a 1/16 inch driver for $3. Thanks for the heads up. There not pretty like those nice integy ones but I'll spend the $3 saved on some brushes.

j240z

Yeah! I've always bought "Brand C" tools. They're great and affordable. When I started the R/C hobby I looked into my tool-box for tools to use on my cars. Now most of my "r/c" tools are "brand C". Those anodized tools alot of the r/c companies look sweet, but I usually stick with the craftsman tools! And no, I'm also not one of thoses internet forum spokesmen for Sears