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02-02-2002, 03:48 PM
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Conservative Individualist
Join Date: May 1997
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Craftsman vs Snap-On
Craftsmen tools are great for the casual user (like me). I haven't had any problem with breakage for a long time so I can't knowledgably comment on Craftsman quality these days.
To be clear; all my friends who are professional mechanics (many) have always used Snap-On tools. Great quality and breakage replacement is a given. Price is of little consequence when you make your living with tools. Same with any trade or profession. For us occasional driveway hackers with a Chilton's manual on the fender and bolts left over at the end of a job, I still think the Craftsmen tools are a good buy. |
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