Craftsman  4 pc. Pick Set

I've bought this set twice now, the first one was stolen. This are great since they are long and very helpful to reach small thing on tigth spaces.

I have yet to need this item but purchased it as a set for unexpected needs. I have owned a set previously and know this will be just a good so I have a thumbs up for this item and will recommend it to anyone that may find themselves in need of this.

i have this pick set in my tool box. it comes in handy getting carburetor cables on and off especially on 4 cylinder motorcycles. they have a good strong tip that doesn't break easily and even though they are long there isn't much flex. i have only ever broken one trying to pry out a bearing which i guess would be abuse of the tool.

The Craftsman 4 pc. Pick Set is one of the most under estimated tools sets out there. Thises picks not only work great for o-ring work, but they serve well for fishing rope on recoil starters on mowers, weed eaters, chain saws and such. They are great for retrieiving small springs, pulling wires through tight spots. I use these picks pretty regularly out in the shop and they are quite handy to have available. They also help if you have dropped a small nut into a tight spot and you can use one of the picks to fish it out. I have two sets; one set in the house and one set in the shop. These make great hobby tools when you are working on a hobby or small project. There is an unlimited use for these picks, whether it be in the shop or in the house. Everybody needs a nice pick set

I needed a pick set and settled on these and am glad i did..theyre really good quality and have held up good. the rubber handles are perfect and not cheaply done so they shouldnt wear off or rip over time...the tips have stayed sharp unlike my cheapos that wore down with minimal use...get these and youll have a pick set for a longtime

It would be hard to find a more useful set of tools than these picks.  You will find yourself reaching for one of these picks when you least expect it.  Sure, you can manage o-rings with these (be careful of the sharp points), stretch springs around small posts, clean residuce out of small races.  But you will find that new uses for a pick just keep popping up.  I found that these are often the answer to the "I wish I had a tool for...." situations.  The Craftsman picks are extremely durable, able to withstand more pressure than seems reasonable.

The most unique use I found for these picks?  Why, cleaning the sludge out from the forged Craftsman name on my wrenches (you do clean out the forged grooves, don't you?).  Why clean out sludge?  Because little particles of sludge can contaminate new parts being installed and the dirt is sio difficult to troubleshoot.

"Sacramento" Bruce Conklin

these picks are one of the most useful things i own, from taking out orings and gaskets to using them to line up small holes

Everytime I use these picks, the rubber handles keep coming off or they turn when I am trying to apply torque to a cotter pin or something, very frustrating to keep screwing them back in all the time.

I bought the craftsman four piece pick set after the two pairs of cheaper ones I bought bent or broke.

I have used these working on cars but I mainly use them on my bicycles.

I have not put a lot of stress on the curved ones however the straight one I have put quite a bit of stress on and it has worked flawlessly. it has a little bit of flex to it but not an exseccive amount.

I have used them on my bicycle to scrap grease out of multiple races / places. They work well to find pitting in bearing races.

So I've decied to change my own spark plug, which was suppose to be an extremely simple project. Low and behold the rubber insert on the spark plug is stuck way down there. I've tried pliers, coat hangers, chopsticks, you name it, I've tried it. Short of taking my car to the dealership and have them charge me $80 to get it out. I invested $10 on these picks and gave it my last chance. WHAT DO YOU KNOW, I got the rubber insert out!