Tool brand of choice?

[Gzes]

craftsman, stanley, mac, snapon only

 

[SunlitComet]

hmm... late to the game here. almost every single tool owned is snap-on. air tools are snap-on, ingersol-rand, chicago pneumatics and some bluepoints not available under snap-on name. makita power tools. got rid of my hefty 24v units after the 18v ones had equivalent ratings. sheet metal tooling is from a few different sources whether it is head sets or special tooling being as how i work on commercial aircraft. when and if i ever get a permanent place to live again i will be getting an ingersol-rand compressor. will spend about a grand for the setup. will also aquire an snap-on or otc press. arbor one as well. also various shop based equipment. other special tools i have as well as jacks and such are from otc. scanner software is from palmer performance called scanxl pro. also have a snap-on mt2500 for diagnostics and functional testing. way to many individual pieces to list really.

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no money to buy a snap-on a complete "mr. big" system yet.

 

[95escahoe]

Mostly Craftsman, and some Dewalt drills

 

[Lotshp]

Craftsman and mastercraft professional series (both lifetime warranty) little bit of snap on and mac but them tools are exspensive for the everyday DIY. Ingersoll rand compressor and miller welder.

 

[Goodinblack]

Avoid stuff from chinku land

 

[Big Buttons]

For work I have a full set of craftsman hand tools, pliers, screwdrivers, etc.

Craftsman professional impact, ratchet, and air hammer. Craftsman 19.2v 3/8 drive impact (going to get the 1/2 drive tomorrow)

Craftsman 13 drawer toolbox and a harbor freight tool cart.

And other misc. things from harbor freight.

 

[TxDrewski]

Pittsburgh Steel here lol. Lifetime warranty, all I have to do is walk in the store and exhange it, same quality as craftsman at a cheaper price..

Let the bashing begin!

 

[Big Buttons]

Pittsburgh Steel here lol. Lifetime warranty, all I have to do is walk in the store and exhange it, same quality as craftsman at a cheaper price..

Let the bashing begin!

We have a guy at work that only buys HF stuff. He gets the job done... but switches out tools a lot lol.

 

[TxDrewski]

Aside from a couple sets of pliers, Ive never had to exchange a hand or air tool... Electric tools on the other hand...

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Plus it leaves me with the xtra cash for things I REALLY need... Like headers...And wheels..And tires...Lift kits...Cam and head packages...audio stuff... You know, the essentials..

 

[Big Buttons]

Aside from a couple sets of pliers, Ive never had to exchange a hand or air tool... Electric tools on the other hand...

You do a lot of mechanic type of work?

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