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Old 01-06-2006, 12:26 AM   #1
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not that i've seen
Hmm.. thats wierd usually that brand comes form kragen auto. I forget the other store where theya re sold at.
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Old 01-06-2006, 01:31 AM   #2
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I use Husky tools, air and hand. Although Home Depot drastically cut down on in store stock. Probably cuz of theft... Never had a problem.
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I use Husky tools, air and hand. Although Home Depot drastically cut down on in store stock. Probably cuz of theft... Never had a problem.
Yeah husky tools are usually used for construction but I hear they are very durable.
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Suze, does "nicking" your tools mean stealing them ?? or borrowing them and never returning them ???

LOWE'S hardware stores have some line of hand tools that look pretty darn good. I saw them once, 'cause I don't go there much.
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Suze, does "nicking" your tools mean stealing them ?? or borrowing them and never returning them ???

LOWE'S hardware stores have some line of hand tools that look pretty darn good. I saw them once, 'cause I don't go there much.
Yu mean Kobalt? I saw a set of kobalt tools and they looked alright. They kinda looked like craftsman however I dont knwo if they have as good of warranty as craftsman does.
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Kobalt ! That's it ! If they're lifetime warranty, they'd be OK.
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Kobalt ! That's it ! If they're lifetime warranty, they'd be OK.
Yeah I thought thats what they were. However, I wasnt sure either. But I think they have a lifetime warranty, but I dont think you can just bring them to any lowes and get it swapped immediately like you can with craftsman. I love craftsman because all you have to do is bring it to any sears and they will give you a new one for free without any questions or rigamoroe.

Snap-on you pay for the delivery service with the guys in the trucks. They come to your location and swap out the tool.

In any case, tools are just awesome things. If it wasnt for them life would be one big pain. I am just thankful to have them on earth.
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Yeah husky tools are usually used for construction but I hear they are very durable.
Husky polished wrenches are the same size and weight as a Snap-On Wrench, go figure. All of my Wrenches are of the top 2 tool manufactures because I believe they are better and are usually fit nicer in my hand. I have a set of large Husky Polished Wrench's (internet sales) are are Identical to my SNAP-On's except the chrome is not as nice and the price was 1/4 of Snap-On's. I use them for chassis fab work and they get used pretty hard and have held up great

All quality tools have there place and are a preference to the user and his wallet. Quality tools usually make the job go smoother and quicker saving time and money. Plus I hate going to the mall to exchange a broken wrench or socket.
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