Hly Crap Snap On Tools Are Expensive
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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yesterday at school the snap on truck came and had a half off sale so i was like man that's cool , i went an checked it out asked about a wrachet/socket set , he looks it up an tell's me 50bucks or 60 bucks(cant really remeber), an im like it's only like 10 pieces man WTF?! so then i look at somethin else , i 4get what u call it (has handle's like screwdrivers but end's like wracheting sockets closed end's) anyway he tell's me that set of 4 is like 35bucks and these prices are half off mind u.....from then on i decided to go with craftsmen
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#6
Originally Posted by yonner' date='Jun 17 2004, 01:15 PM
yeh man u pay for the name i use teng tools they aint cheep ither but they aint as dear as snap on but they are as good quality with a life time warenty
#7
If you plan on making a living using your tools then you should man up and get the good stuff. Snap on, Mac, Matco, etc....
Once you start using them every day you will realize. Craftsman makes good starter tool boxes though. I would reccomend getting one of those instead of a snap on one to start out with. Remember...the tool box doesn't make you any money, its whats inside.
Once you start using them every day you will realize. Craftsman makes good starter tool boxes though. I would reccomend getting one of those instead of a snap on one to start out with. Remember...the tool box doesn't make you any money, its whats inside.
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Originally Posted by 93 R1' date='Jun 18 2004, 07:31 AM
I have about $35,000. And I only use metric stuff since I work exclusively on Benz.