Tool brand of choice?

["350Vortec"]

I use all Husky Brand. Cheap stuff from home depot. Just used the $500 dollar scholarship i won for tools on some new husky things. Including a 500 piece Wrench, Ratchet, and bit set. All Husky Tools have lifetime warranties also. So im set with them for now. Good tools for a young kid like myself.

 

[thumper_ehhhhh]

I have a few husky tools too not bad no problems with them either. Good choice.

 

[mdtahoe]

All my standard wrenches are husky, so far no problems.

 

[jomulk56]

I'm adding Blackhawk and Ryobi to my collection now. I picked up a Ryobi circular saw a little over a month ago and have been very pleased with it. I also just got some free 12 point metric Blackhawk sockets.

 

[Lifted99Yukon]

Mac 3-Bank Tech 1000. Mostly Matco, Mac, Snap-on, Cornwell

Used to do Front End, Alignments, Heavy Engine, Brakes, Engine Drivability. Worked in alot of Ford Dealerships. Yes, Ford. Went to school for them. ASE Certified in...alot.

Now working as a Parts Manager and Purchasing Agent for a Shuttle Coach Dealership/MFG.

Kind of messy now. Dont have a picture of every drawer.

 

[thumper_ehhhhh]

Man thats sweet lifted99yukon

 

[Lifted99Yukon]

Man thats sweet lifted99yukon

Thanks. All paid for.

 

[Cobra]

Craftsman is my prefered choice but, I will use anything that gets the job done. including Harbor Freight crap.

 

[Fauxnali]

Mostly MasterCraft (Canadian Tire) same quality as Craftsman. I love the fact that you can bring back a wrench or ratchet with snipe marks all over it and no one asks any questions they just give you a new one and carry on. Getting warranty out of Snap-on and Mac is a little more complicated but i do have some of their stuff for the high use tools that i relied on daily when i was pulling wrenches.
We use alot of "wrench extenders" (snipes) in my industry so tool breakage is common.

 

[IRQVET]

Hand Tools = Craftsman
Power Tools = Chicago Electric/ Craftsman/ Dewalt

If I'm going to spend a higher price, I want a lifetime guarantee. But most of the cheap tools I purchased from Harbor Freight have been surprisingly holding up well. (Chicago Electric)