Let's Talk Tools

SKILMATIC · 01-05-2006, 03:47 AM

I have used many tools as well. I have used all of what you have mentoned with the exception of proto.

IMO the best bang for the buck is craftsman. I have found that craftsman has actually worked better than some snap on tools and vice versa. Now of course the overall quality of snap on is better and nicer, but craftsman tools are usually 1-2bucks a piece whereas snapons are like 10bucks a piece.

I have mostly craftsman tools. I have a set of snap on 25pc metric wrench set, and a 44 pc ratchet and shallow and deep socket set wit standard and metric sizes. And thats about it for the snap on hand tools.

I have a snapon coolant pressure tester, and compression tester, fp tester and thats it.

And craftsman I have about 2000pcs of hand tools. And many air and power tools.

I think thats about it.

01-05-2006, 03:47 AM	#2
SKILMATIC 3" Exhaust Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 221	I have used many tools as well. I have used all of what you have mentoned with the exception of proto. IMO the best bang for the buck is craftsman. I have found that craftsman has actually worked better than some snap on tools and vice versa. Now of course the overall quality of snap on is better and nicer, but craftsman tools are usually 1-2bucks a piece whereas snapons are like 10bucks a piece. I have mostly craftsman tools. I have a set of snap on 25pc metric wrench set, and a 44 pc ratchet and shallow and deep socket set wit standard and metric sizes. And thats about it for the snap on hand tools. I have a snapon coolant pressure tester, and compression tester, fp tester and thats it. And craftsman I have about 2000pcs of hand tools. And many air and power tools. I think thats about it.