Remember that set of Craftsman SAE elbow ratcheting wrenches that we recently reviewed? Well, we’re giving it away! Entering the giveaway is simple – leave a comment at the end of this post telling us what you would use it for. You can be honest or creative – keep it simple, or make it fun!
One comment per person will be counted, but “following” us via Twitter or “liking” us via Facebook will give you an additional entry each. Be sure to send us a note on Twitter by including “@ToolGuyd” in an update, or leave a wall note on Facebook so we know to count those entries.
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The giveaway winner will be randomly selected on October 15th. Good luck!
Craftsman Ratcheting Elbow SAE Wrench Set via Sears
Craftsman Ratcheting Elbow Metric Wrench Set via Sears
Thank you to Craftsman for supplying these wrenches for review. Since the review is over, it’s time for the wrenches to find a good home.
kythri
Is this a one-time extra entry for Twitter/Facebook, or does it count for each contest?
Either way:
They’d see a lot of use in automotive work for me. There’s a number of places these guys would come in incredibly handy, and I can’t wait to snag a set!
Stuart
To clarify, if you’re already “following” or “liking” us, a quick @ToolGuyd comment or wall post validates your extra entries. So no, it’s not a one-time extra entry. Sorry for the confusion.
Wesley
Would love to have these. They would come in handy when working on the cars. There is always that one bolt that is hard to reach.
Ryan
I would use these to turn a Honda CB 750 into a cafe racer
Uncle Buck
I am sure these might be quite handy in reaching some out of the way fasteners, plus, I love the length.
Mike Shoaf
If I got these, I would only use the 5/8 one. It’s the perfect thickness to put under the short leg of the workbench. 😉
Peter de Vries
All this confusion about the entries???
I wonder what an elbow wrench is for anyway. Let me try?
Brian
I would rig up a hot air ballon with a drop mechanism, then I would let ‘er go to drop the whole set right back on mainland China. Where they came from in the first place.
Hung
i never win anything.
Rob
I would use them to ratchet and wrench things of course!
–1st comment
Rob
These would definitely come in handy when tuning up my snow blower in preparation for winter.
–2nd comment (I tweeted @toolguyd from @rbrtwillis)
Steve
I would use them on everything metric, cars, motorcycles, industrial equipment. At the end of a hard working day, I would lovingly wipe them down and put them in my tool box with all of the other Craftsman wrenches I own. One big, happy, Craftsman family.
Chris
These would get a lot of use in my personal shop getting my vintage bikes and snowmobiles into tip-top shape.
matt johnson
i need these because, well because i dont have a set yet and my life will not be compleate untill i have at least two of every tool made.
Bob
If I won I’d start building the hot rod I’ve always wanted with them.
James Williams
These would be perfect for getting to the seat bolts on my wheelchair. I have to reach way back and down to get to the seat bolts and motor bolts. Been using 3 bent wrenches. This would make it so much easier. I had looked at a set but havent pulled the trigger. I’d be able to get to the motor bolts easy. Love the write ups
Eric
I want them, well because I want more tools and I had to make an entry.
I’ll find a use for them.
72chevy
These would come in handy for ….well, my 72 Chevy Chevelle of course.
Alex
I would be interested in trying them
Ken Burns
I’d use them to work on lawnmowers.
Tristan
I’ll put them to good use.
jim m
very cool would work good geting ro fastners on the gas equitment I work on at work
Matt N
My dad’s birthday is coming up and these would be perfect for him. He and I wrench on our personal cars, and we have been looking at buying these for a while but have not pulled the trigger.
Donn21
I’d use the SAE’s on my old Chevy and Harley, the metrics on my newer vehicles.
john
i just bought a 66 mustang and these would help me out with the restoration.
David
These could replace my stolen angle offset wrenches.
Jeff
Im secure enough with my manhood to allow limp wristed wrenches into my toolbox.
uthscsaedu
These wrenches can potentially replace S-wrenches / half-moon / obstruction wrenches.
brian l
these would really come in handy
Andrew
I will hang them on my wall and admire them from a far!
Jaquandor
I’ll put them in a shadow box and display them on my wall, as a permanent monument in my home to the one and only time I ever actually won anything in a “Leave a comment and we’ll pick someone at random to win the prize!” Interweb giveaway contest thingy.
jacob
Those would come in handy taking the coolant lines off walter grinders.
atari
I would use the crap out of them on lots of stuff. I never know whats going to show up in the driveway.
Alex Morrow
They would be in my toolbox at work and would be used in commercial electrical applications.
Alex
rusty
Oh why not, I’ll toss anentry in as well.
I have a 74 CJ5 that needs to be restored. These might come in handy at that.
Bill Strobel
II would use them in the shop. Thye look perfect for getting to those impossible to reach nuts and bolts that drive everyone crazy and makes them say “what was the engineer thinking when he designed this?”
Chris
If I won the set, I would use them on the family cars when I have to wrench on them. By family I mean everyone who is related to my new wife (of 3 months) that has a car that is making a “clunk”, “bang” “whistle”, “whine”, “Why’s that light one Chris?”, “It’s been making that noise every since I hit some pot hole in the city last year”, “I didn’t know you had to have that changed”, “Can’t you just fix it for me?”
You guys get the drift….
Chris
boro_boy70
I’d use them to for leverage with the wife. My wrench drawers are getting full, and these would fill it up more. Time for a bigger box!!! I want a bigger box. Send them to me lol
KMR
I hate twitter, so I can’t be bothered with this.
douglas kwan
will use these wrenchs while working on my car
river1
i can use these while working on my 48 ford
AJ
I’d love a set for work. I’d use them to put up some bangin audio systems. I’m working up in ceilings all the time and regularly find myself in increasingly awkward positions.
Jordan
I’d use them like I would a regular wrench except for all those tight corner nuts and bolts that I can’t figure out how they ever got there in the first place.
Charles Meredith
I need them to repair my lawn tractor that is on it’s last legs. I am 72, retired on Social Security and money is tight!
If I win, I will put them to “good” use.
Thank You for having this drawing.
scott grandstaff
I have never had ratchet boxes that fit anything. Seems they usually make them too big in clearance.
I would be anxious to see if these can get in and get a job done
yours Scott
Andrew
I would use these to work on my trucks.
Asa Eells
I would use these around my new house (to me) for misc repairs that would require hard to get bolts and nuts, and of course for the automotive world when I work on a sae vehicle, or anything that uses a sae fastener!
Jeffery Snyder
I would use these tool to help other subaru fanatics that love to wrench on their cars and modify them but don’t have the knowledge to do so.
Tom
The biggest use I would get out of these would be getting to the BIG BOLT IN THE BACK OF MY HEAD to adjust for FOR NOT GETTING THE RIGHT TOOL IN THE FIRST PLACE!
Keith Hasek
The first thing I would use them for, would be to assemble the playhouse I bought for my 6 year old boy. It would make for a good father/son time, and would grow his appreciation for tools. 😛
Kevin
To make my tool box look purty!
Jeremy
I have an empty drawer on my tool box that they would look good in plus I could actually fix something on my wife’s to do list
dav haamm
I would use them to show off what I won to everyone.
Casey Desteunder
I could definitely use these as a mechanic. There are so many tight spaces I have to get tools into and these would just make my life so much easier.
Mel
Great set of tools to use for those hard to get to places for the professional mechanic or car buff. A must to have tool for anyone’s toolbox.
Scott Smothers
As a mechanic, I think they would be very useful in many different job situations.they appear to be quality built.Have had good luck with Craftsman tools .