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- 3 quick-release ratchets in 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch drives
- 6 extension bars to extend your reach
- 191 sockets, 6-point, 8-point and 12-point, in both inch and metric
- An array of 16 combination wrenches let you slip in where the ratchet won't go
- A magnetic handle for easy nut or bit installation
- Material: Metal
- Color: Red
- Dimensions LxWxH: 9 x 20.6 x 13 inches
- 13 Inch
- Inside Tray With 12 Inch
- Ideal for a professional
- Proudly Made in the USA with Global Materials in Sedalia, MO
- 20-24 gauge steel construction is built to last. 50-lb full-extension ball-bearing drawer slides operate smoothly, even when full of tools
- Keyed internal locking system safeguards your tools. Hinged cover support safely holds the chest lid open when in use
- Recessed side handles help lift the tool chest. Non-slip open weave top mat protects the surface of the rolling cabinet
- ull-grip black metal drawer trim can be pulled anywhere along the drawer. 3,589 cubic inches of storage
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I understand why customers like the Craftsman 3-drawer toolbox. It’s relatively small and yet you can store a lot of tools within it. I like the 450-piece tool set because it comes with a lot of tools. What’s not to like? Has 6 extension bars to extend the reach, 16 combination wrenches that allow you to go where the ratchet won’t go and 3 quick-release ratchets for 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch. Well, that’s my personal preference anyway.