Recent content by ralphc

While bchee is doing a google search for Beta tool pics, you could be doing a search for jobs in Canada. It is entirely possible that you could find an employer that would pay your expenses to get here. However, the location might be off in the bush somewhere. You don't mind grizzly bears...

Are you new to the internet? Do a search on Google for "beta tools" then click images.

There is a shortage of mechanics in Canada, Alberta and British Columbia in particular. If you arrive on Monday there is a good chance you will have a job by Tuesday. Money is good too. You will be able to afford all the Beta and Stahlwille tools you want!

Are you a backyard mechanic, or just between jobs? I wouldn't think a guy could afford Snap-on or Beta Tools unless he's making union wages. By the way, do you think that Stahlwille torque wrenches are as could as the company claims? I've heard that Boeing and Airbus use them exclusively.

A man needs a rather fat wallet to be paying cash for Snap-on tools. Presumably these other brands are the original tools with which you started your career. I suppose it is safe to assume they were considerably cheaper than Snap-on. Have you noticed a change in the quality of Britool...

Interesting. It would appear that you use Snap-on and Beta simply because they are the easiest tools to buy. How often do you make a purchase? Would it be cash or credit? Do the dealers in Scotland carry the financing as they often do this side of the pond?

Thank you again. How often do you see your snap-on dealer? Are snap-on tools more available than Beta, Hazet or Stahlwille?

Thank you. Have you noticed any degradation in the quality of Snap-on Tools over the years? I have heard some people make that claim.

What is your opinion of stahlwille and hazet?