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Old 02-02-2002, 11:27 AM   #8
Old Guy with 87 GT
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craftsmen tools are pretty good for the price when it comes to mechanics tools ......i think there quality has declined in the last 15 or so years.though.......i had an older inherited set i got from my stepfather ,that set held up pretty good intill they were stolen a few years ago .......i bought a newer set of craftsmans ,and they just don't seem as abusable as the old set........ i put that old set through hell ,i've already broken a few things from the new set.......it sucks when your in the middle of doing somthing and the tool you need breaks......when it comes to mechanics tools ,my favorite tools are either snap on ,mac or sks.....i think craftsman, husky , vermont amierica and stanly are good for the price

when it comes to construction tools ,i agree with crazy,when you work with the tools 40 plus a week,you want the better quality.......craftmans stuff is ok but on the job i'm tough on tools ........craftsmans construction tools just don't cut it on the job..........porter cable ,dewalt ,millwalkee,or mikita for power tools.......stanly ,johnson,plumb or swanson for hand tools.....

ps......i alway's buy cash so i never had problems with billing.......i don't like credit cards ,to easy to get into hot water
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