For nearly a century, the Craftsman brand has been synonymous with Sears. Unfortunately, trends in retail have not been kind to the old department store, and Craftsman is now owned by Black & Decker. That means Craftsman tools are also sold on Amazon, in addition to the brick and mortar Sears stores (are there still brick and mortar Sears stores?).
And today only, 9 different Craftsman tools and toolsets are on sale:
Normally $21, this hex key set is 39 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
CRAFTSMAN 946006 2 Piece Folding Hex Key Set on sale for $12.68
Normally $22, this electronics screwdriver set is 38 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
CRAFTSMAN 944979 16 Pieces Set Electronics on sale for $13.49
Normally $28, this metric socket set is 32 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
CRAFTSMAN 934566 9 Piece 3/8″ Drive Easy-to-Read Metric Socket Set on sale for $18.74
Normally $22, this multitool is 29 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
CRAFTSMAN 943998 1 In 1 Mini Multi Tool Red Snips on sale for $15.77
Normally $34, this 7-piece wrench set is 26 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
CRAFTSMAN 914019 7-Piece Metric Universal Wrench Set 914019 on sale for $25.52
Normally $41, this 11-piece wrench set is 25 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
CRAFTSMAN 910947 11 Piece Metric Combination Wrench Set on sale for $30.46
Normally $110, this 7-piece wrench set is 25 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
CRAFTSMAN 914636 7 pc. Metric Elbow Ratcheting Wrench Set MM on sale for $82.56
Normally $33, this 7-piece wrench set is 25 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
CRAFTSMAN 914018 7 Pieces Universal Wrench Set on sale for $24.96
Normally $128, this 137-piece tool set is 25 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
CRAFTSMAN 933137 137 Pieces Mechanics Tool Set with Easy-to-Read Sockets on sale for $96.03
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