New Craftsman 40 Piece Hex Key Set (sae And Metric) on 2040-parts.com
West Monroe, Louisiana, US
You are bidding on a New Set of Craftsman Hex Key Set including 20 SAE Hex Keys and 20 METRIC Hex Keys. Craftsman tools are made in the USA. Please review my other auctions for other outstanding values on Craftsman tools. We ship flat rate via USPS priority mail for a flat rate fee of $5.35 for this item. We combine shipping on multiple auction wins. We do not profit from shipping. We will attempt to ship as many items as possible in the flat rate package. Shipping prices only increase if a large box is required for the multiple auction items. We do everything possible to save our customers money on shipping.
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