JH Williams WSC-1390TB 1390-Piece Mammoth Tool Set Complete

most item are sockets and wrenches. And there are no special tools like ball joint, torx male and female, torx plus, slide hammer, pitt arm puller, harmonic balancer remove/installer, fan clutch wrench, Rear Axle Bearing Remover, power steering remover, spindle nut kit, axle nut kit.... They're missing a lot more tools... For the priced of $25,000, you could buy one tool at a time and save money. I would say this set about $5,000 to $6,000

This appears to be a very large Williams tool set - in fact the largest I have seen offered in a complete form. For those of you who do not know, Williams is a company related to Snap On - normally marketed to their industrial tool customers. Snap On is generally considered to be among the finest, if not the finest, maker of hand tools widely available. However this set appears to NOT be Snap On - but rather - Williams. The comparative difference in my opinion between a Cadillac and a Pontiac.Regardless whether these are Williams full Snap On tools - they will be of good quality and will likely hold up to a lifetime of use.But at over $40,000? Go to the Snap On website on the internet and price these full tools on their site, paying full retail, and you can likely come close to a building a similar set for comparable money. Considering you can that way buy only the tools you really need right now - and buy the rest if and when you need them - undoubtedly you will spend a lot less money than - $40,000!I can not say anything bad about the quality of Williams tools - overall they are very good and I in fact have a few of them in my toolbox - along with Snap-On, MAC, MATCO, Cornwell, Proto, Armstrong, SK and other high quality brands. Williams Tools are in my opinion approximately equal to the Proto or Armstrong brands - but not quite up to par with Snap-On, Mac, Matco, or Cornwell. That is my honest impression.What I absolutely do not agree with is that it is "better to have a tool and not need it - than need it and not have it". If you will need a tool - 95% of the time you have an idea - well in advance. If you do not - then - for that other 5% of the time - is it really better to tie up the amount of money of a new pickup - forever - just in case? Or would you rather postpone the job until tomorrow - order what you need - get the tool overnight - and save thousands of dollars?The choice is yours.

Waste of money. You could buy a lifetime worth of head for that price. I once knew a guy that ate bugs and he wouldn't even buy this.

Great price strong tools and very shinny, I work in a funeral home (part time) these tools will no doubt come in handy.Did I mention "Free Shipping"

I bought this set of tools when I got hired as a small engine mechanic at a local yard and garden store. I mostly specialize in servicing lawn mowers and small 2 stroke engines. Man this is a great set of tools! The price is fair and the tools are of high quality. I sold my first born on the black market and my left nut to a guy in Indonesia. Worth it! My wife divorced me but that's okay because I'm in love with this set of tools, love can overpower any attorney. I now live on the streets because I no longer have a house (ex-wife took it) and I got fired from my mechanic job. I was "forcibly laid-off" (as I would say) because my manager caught me making love to my set of tools during store hours. Again, love can overpower any attorney! I love my JH Williams WSC-1390TB set of tools and you will too.

JH Williams WSC-1390TB 1390-Piece Mammoth Tool Set Complete is overpricednot worth twenty-six thousand dollars, dudes.enough said.overkill for an amateur.

Only one complaint, I wish Amazon offered it as an Add-On item, would make a nice cart-filler when I'm ordering less than $35...

this looks like a nice tool set. However I haven't ordered it yet. Reason: no electric rabbit planer. how can they call this complete?!by the way my wife would additionally like to add the following: batteries lots of batteries for the devices!