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#11
Nov 17 2015 06:01pm
Craftsman if you want nice tools at a cheap price imo, otherwise snap-on for sure.
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#12
Nov 17 2015 08:58pm
Quote (R0B3RT @ 17 Nov 2015 20:01)
Craftsman if you want nice tools at a cheap price imo, otherwise snap-on for sure.


i don't like the Chinese craftsman :(
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Nov 18 2015 01:02am
Quote (FMX_89 @ Nov 17 2015 10:51am)
We use SK here in the chemical plant. They are great.


I use Sunex sockets at home. They are all chromoly impact sockets. I have metric and standard from 1/8" to 1 7/8" and 5mm to 38mm 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2" drive. I paid the same money for the entire master socket set as i would have for a 3/8 drive metric snap on set.

I use snap on and kobalt ergo ratchets. Ratchets are 1 place that the expensive stuff does make a difference.


Yeah I bought all Sunex 1/2" impact sockets and they are fantastic.
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Nov 18 2015 05:55am
kobalt tools are great and easy to swap out when they break
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Nov 18 2015 08:48am
i like my snap on stuff and i dont ever have a problem getting shit warrantied if i decide to use a big flat blade as a prybar and bend it.

but then again i use my stuff all the time so i dont want any junk, and im willing to pay for it
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#16
Nov 18 2015 09:30am
Craftsman
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#17
Nov 18 2015 09:39am
Quote (Njoy @ Nov 18 2015 03:30pm)
Craftsman


For anything other than cars.

I'm still partial to Matco more than crapon.
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#18
Nov 18 2015 08:00pm
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For anything other than cars.

I'm still partial to Matco more than crapon.


I've never owned anything matco
I've had Mac and Snap-on stuff


Ima check the pawn shops sometimes this week, there's always snap on, Mac, and matco around here for prob 50% less then retail




Also anyone ever have a Mac break on them? If their warranty is no questions asked, got a broke Mac tool cart I've been meaning to get fixed... I kinda dropped it out the bed of my truck :/
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#19
Nov 19 2015 08:49am
can get some good deals on craigs for snap on tools
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#20
Nov 19 2015 08:04pm
My personal go around with Stanley. Good prices when on sale ( really good) but I can't keep the ratchets for very long. The gears strip and/or stop catching. But, life time wwarranty. Got a $350 set for $120. Every year they go on sale like that. (iirc, was like 65% off or some shit)

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