4.8(3,800)Amazon rating$33.991,000+ bought last month
Our verdict
The Craftsman CMMT12001 earns the highest rating in this batch at 4.8 stars from 3,800 reviews, and with 1,000 buyers monthly it is the most demanded adjustable wrench here by a clear margin.
Anyone who wants a proven, highly trusted compact adjustable wrench from a recognized brand and is comfortable paying a modest premium for that confidence.
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You need reach beyond 6 inches or a lighter tool, and you are not willing to pay $33.99 for a compact wrench when cheaper 6-inch options exist.
Length 6 Inches
Weight 2.3 Pounds
Priced 77% above the category median ($19.19 across 57 tracked models)
Our scorecard
4.8/5overall
Owner rating4.8/5
4.8 average across 3,800 owner ratings
Popularity4.4/5
3,800 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other hand tools and workshop hand tools we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
The Craftsman CMMT12001 sits at 6 inches in length and 2.3 pounds, placing it on the heavier end for a compact wrench. That weight often signals a more substantial build, and the rating bears that out. A 4.8-star score from 3,800 verified reviewers is among the strongest in the adjustable wrench category.
At $33.99 the CMMT12001 costs more than most 6-inch alternatives in this segment, but the sheer volume of satisfied buyers, 1,000 per month, suggests the price is well accepted. Craftsman as a brand carries decades of hand-tool credibility, which influences buyer confidence alongside the raw spec data.
The trade-off is size versus cost. A 6-inch wrench is a compact choice, and at 2.3 pounds it is heavier than the Jetech AW-P in the same length range. Buyers looking for ultralight travel tools may find better matches, but those prioritizing build and brand trust tend to land here.
Pros
4.8-star rating from 3,800 reviews is the highest confidence signal in this batch
2.3-lb build suggests a more robust construction for a 6-inch wrench
Craftsman brand carries strong aftermarket support and recognition
Cons
At $33.99 it is priced significantly above other 6-inch options in this category
6-inch length limits reach compared to 8-inch, 10-inch, or 12-inch alternatives
No jaw capacity or material specs published in the listing
Specifications
Length
6 Inches
Weight
2.3 Pounds
Performance notes
Listed at 6 inches with a 2.3-pound body, the CMMT12001 trades off portability for what appears to be a heavier-duty build. No jaw capacity is published, so the exact maximum opening is unconfirmed from the available data. Best suited to typical bolt and nut sizes found in home repair and automotive applications.
What buyers say
Owners frequently cite build quality and reliability as the main reasons for repeat purchases. The brand name carries weight with experienced DIYers and tradespeople. Occasional comments note the price premium relative to shorter wrenches, though most buyers view it as justified.
Is the Craftsman CMMT12001 worth the $33.99 price for a 6-inch wrench?
Based on verified owner reviews and a 4.8-star rating from 3,800 buyers, the consensus is yes. The 1,000-unit monthly sales figure reinforces that buyers consider the price reasonable for what they receive.
What is the jaw capacity of the Craftsman CMMT12001?
The published specs do not include a jaw capacity figure. For confirmed measurements, check the current product listing or contact Craftsman directly.
Questions about the Craftsman CMMT12001 or how it compares to other wrenches?
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