Tool brand of choice?

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Backon4

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Cornwell ratchets blow. Their sockets are about the same quality as a craftsman but about 10x more expensive.
 

Cartwright

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I Might be getting a Snap-On Tool box full of Snap-On tools for a house warming present from my parrents :pepper: :pepper:
 

thumper_ehhhhh

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Hmmm I have been using the same craftsman sockets for 20 years and no failures and yes I do use them. I work on high speed machinery. Now there ratchets suck. I've had 2 blow out. But they were replaced the same day free of charge. lol I guess craftsman is like Jaguar you need 2 incase one breaks down. One day my tools might grow up to be snap-ons but I doubt it.
 

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I have a mix of Snap-on, Matco and craftsman, most being Snap-ON
 

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mdtahoe

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I have about $55,000-$60,000 in tools. That is the doenside to the job.The need for alot of tools.
 

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