I inherited my first set of Snap-On wrench from my grandfather when he passed away. Fifteen years ago. He was a midwestern farmer who used tools and for many years they were my go to wrenches. Several years ago my garage was broken into and quite a few of my tools were stolen, but the thieves were thankfully stupid and went for flashy over value. I came to realize how irreplaceable these tools are. They have been taking up room in my tool box, but I find that I've been reaching past them for the GearWrench Xbeams more often then not.
Today they officially retired and moved out of the garage and into the office. The frame is made from all scraps of other projects. I think it is a fitting tribute to good service.
Today they officially retired and moved out of the garage and into the office. The frame is made from all scraps of other projects. I think it is a fitting tribute to good service.

It drove me nuts looking at it upside down, so I had to flip it!! LOL!


