[Amazon.ca] Fuller 134 Piece Homeowners Repair Tool Kit ($21.93)
- Deal Link:
- https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B00XRMKYUE
- Price:
- $21.93
- Retailer:
- Amazon.ca
Low quality tools, but lots of em.
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- RichardStroker [OP]
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- muffin4life
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you can say that again! lol. my flex adapter has lifetime warranty but have yet to try claiming.. let's say it no longer works...RichardStroker wrote: ↑ Low quality tools, but lots of em.
- er34er34
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- May 4, 2014
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81 assorted fasteners counts towards the 134 pieces... fuller-shyt
- shylok
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- Feb 26, 2006
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Anyone make a reputable one? Want to throw in the trunk.
This one has bad idea written all over it. Screwdrivers will strip, etc etc
This one has bad idea written all over it. Screwdrivers will strip, etc etc
- Ferinthu1
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- Nov 5, 2018
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i bought this set back in 2016 for 13$ (no.. i dont have a time machine). The quality of these tools isn't actually that low or terrible. I suggest this set for anyone who doesnt have a proper tool set or needs a couple of items (the small level was nice, tape measure)
- xboxseriesx
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When did Fuller become a low quality brand? I remember when I was a kid we had some Fuller screwdrivers and they were pretty good!
- CensoredByRFD
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Yeah, I picked up two sets I think, last year for a bit under $20. One set to leave at each of my offices.
They get the job done and nothings broken yet. I wouldn’t pay much more than $20 though.
- karlb
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Fuller used to be quality when they were made here. Now we’re buying a known name on cheap off-shored tools.xboxseriesx wrote: ↑ When did Fuller become a low quality brand? I remember when I was a kid we had some Fuller screwdrivers and they were pretty good!
- Mendes
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These kits will cause you more grief and frustration than the savings you get by buying cheap tools.
Whatever it is you do. Whatever your "thing" is. Imagine someone posting the cheapest version of it and recommending it.
I get not everyone needs a big tool set with 1 of everything, but tools like most things, are you get what you pay for. These 2 sit im my kids' tool bin. I took it from a friend after he hung his tv off kilter
Whatever it is you do. Whatever your "thing" is. Imagine someone posting the cheapest version of it and recommending it.
I get not everyone needs a big tool set with 1 of everything, but tools like most things, are you get what you pay for. These 2 sit im my kids' tool bin. I took it from a friend after he hung his tv off kilter
- lennyandcarl
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Is your intent to fix the car if it breaks or for emergency ikea furniture assembly and picture hanging?
I had a similar thought but ended up buying a cheapo Walmart clearance socket set (3/8" Stanley one), pry bar, breaker bar with the socket my lug nuts take, a cheap multi bit screwdriver, and some other misc stuff like gloves and electrical tape.
- CanadianConsumerYEG
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Minus the complete case, all the tools can be bought at Dollarama for $10
- shylok
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Lol no it's more for if I'm somewhere and I need a screwdriver. Pliers, forgot my tape at home, need to nail in a temp railing or something. Just something that will work in the moment but isn't a tool for a trade. But above the most garbage basic stufflennyandcarl wrote: ↑ Is your intent to fix the car if it breaks or for emergency ikea furniture assembly and picture hanging?
I had a similar thought but ended up buying a cheapo Walmart clearance socket set (3/8" Stanley one), pry bar, breaker bar with the socket my lug nuts take, a cheap multi bit screwdriver, and some other misc stuff like gloves and electrical tape.
- lennyandcarl
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Dollar Tree Maybe...CanadianConsumerYEG wrote: ↑ Minus the complete case, all the tools can be bought at Dollarama for $10
This kit might be cheaper than buying it all individually at Dollarama.