Craftsman here, never tried anything else. I will go for Snap-On when I buy a car.

 

Combination of Snap-On, Craftsman and KOBALT



Toolchests: KOBALT, Snap-on, Craftsman, taskforce and a nice wooden machinist cheat

 

Craftsman and Stanley



Kobalt are really nice just out of my price range. Most of my tools are gifts anyway.

 

Almost all of my stuff is Craftsman. I have used a friend's Snap-On stuff, and its nice, but there is no way I could ever justify the cost.



Regarding Banzai's mention of TaskForce--I think they are Lowe's store brand. The pieces I've seen are surprisingly good quality, and CHEAP!



I can abuse Craftsman stuff until it wears out, then take it to a Sears store and get a new one. How can you beat that?

 

I bought a 4 drawer Task Force cabinet to keep seldom used tools in.

 

Craftsman, Stanly, Workforce(cheap home depot brand) and Husky



Craftsman is the best i have used. the thing that makes me stay away from Snap On is... when something breaks i gotta wait for the dude to come around and give me a new one. if my craftsman breaks i drive to sears and get a new one in like 15 minutes since i live close to sears

 

There only two things you ever need in your toolbox - WD40 and Zipties. If it moves and it shouldn't - ziptie it, if it doesn't move and it should - WD40 it.



mark

 

Whatever i find on the ground/ or anywhere!

 

Out of that list, I use snap-on... But I mostly use Craftsman because the lifetime warranty = win.

 

i put craftsman in the poll cause thats what i use!