belief it or not a company called wright tools is who makes damn near all tools for all the tool trucks as well as everything that you buy at Home Depot or Lowes...
belief it or not a company called wright tools is who makes damn near all tools for all the tool trucks as well as everything that you buy at Home Depot or Lowes...
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I say craftsman they arent the greatest sockets but they get the job done. Ive probly broken about 7 - 10 of there sockets and i took them back to sears with no recipe or case and they replaced the broken one immediatltly no questions asked
Ive even found some broken 1/2 inch craftman sockets before and took them to sears and they replaced them also...lol felt cheap but hey tools are exspensive
Brandon
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My pops uses craftsmen but he got me some cheap set to have in my truck. I like snap ons though
1951 3100
1984 C10
If a Craftsman tool has a lifetime warranty I'll buy it. Their other stuff I haven't been real impressed with. If it doesn't have a warranty, I'll probably look somewhere else in the future.
2006 GTO M6 Brazen Orange
2006 Silverado CCSB Duramax
See I look at it like this. The tools you buy at sears, home depot, lowes, napa, or any place that offers a lifetime warranty are perfect for the average do it your selfer/ weekend worrier are great. At home my dad has a full set of craftsmen and they are great for doing stuff at home. but when you start using them everyday you want a tool that feels better to use. I work at a caterpillar dealership and i use my tools everyday and I feel that snap on, maco, mac just have a better feel to them. Yes they do cost a lot more but when you use them everyday its worth the extra money. Thats all I will use and I will have a full set of snap on at home soon to. And the boxes are the same way and they offer a lifetime warranty.
Step 1. crus at it.
Step 2. get a hammer.
Step 3. torch it.
I use Snap-On. Like some of the others I use my tools every day and there is a difference. I personally won't buy anything else.
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i have the paintbrush handled craftsman setup. i cant see how much more comfortable u would need a tool...
whatever they have at the Auto Hobby Shop on base. i've always liked Matco though.
we use a mix of mostly craftsmen, snap-on and some stuff from the freight that you dont need every day.
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