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Check out this article, Beach is long gone from Canada! http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=fa18b470-797a-4642-8d5d-335e73ba11f4

Charge

Rebranded Gray. I have used lots of different adjustables, these are the best in my opinion. The jaws are not sloppy.

Robogrips!

I hate the socket rails.

I have the 8". Must say I still prefer a 'good' adjustable wrench. I find that a lot more dexterity is needed to use these than an adjustable or the proper size wrench. They are a great conversation piece with co-workers. The price to get one in Canada is near criminal. Lowes here in New...

Check out this link to see what Stanley did to Beach. Horrible. http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=fa18b470-797a-4642-8d5d-335e73ba11f4

Matercraft (maximum and professional), Gray. Most of our techs use Mastercraft Maximum.

I am on the road a lot and to make travelling interesting I stop in at second hand shops and garage sales all over the province. My rule, must not spend more than $6 and must be Canadian or American made, some exceptions. We have in 12" Gray ML12 with Maple Leaf, Gedore no. 91, Proto of Canada...

Lorddiesel I also have those drivers from the 90's, I still have them and use them daily, just the robby's. In the 90's those were the first CT robby's that I did not need to return to CT for exchange. I have not seen that style handle at my local CT in years, I do hope that it is back.

I have a set of Husky Robertsons that are pretty good. Made in Canada. I did notice that the newer stock of the Husky screwdrivers are not Made in Canada anymore. I have no use for any of the slotted in this particular line. For around the house I even break the slotted ones, but the robby's...

Get the Dominators, from Napa, on sale occasionally with free 36"

Here we go again, another person who cannot decide for themselves what kind of screwdriver to use, IMO just buy a set of every single screwdriver brand suggested here and on countless other threads, and get out there and make money with them

LORDDIESEL check out Northern Industrial Supply they sell Grip On. Im only assuming Victoria has NIS outlets.

My set of Grip On pliers are grey in color and branded New Holland. Got them at a New Holland dealership at a good deal. The New Holland name has rubbed off. They are good locking pliers.