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I'm not a pro but will not use a ratcheting wrench to break a stuck fastener/bolt. I will use it after breaking it using an appropriate wrench to make things faster.

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HoW!?

To the OP, I know what you're talking about, I tried them at Sears yesterday and compared to their Craftsman-Knipex version cobras which I bought.

I think HF's warranty policy is better. :ninja:

When you don't have time fixing cars because you're busy searching for tool deals.

None, but I have at least $50 a month to spend on tools. As much as possible, I only buy tools that I will really use. And as a weekend warrior, Craftsman, Gearwrench, HF, Kobalt and Husky are good enough for me. I would like to try Snap on pliers set and ratchets someday though, since I can get...

From Sears last Tuesday I found some CM pro pliers on clearance Compared to my Ideal

If one day they are "made in Philippines", I will start to buy them first before China made tools.

I prefer to buy tools made from the Philppines than China.

Nice and clean.

Great setup.

Best reply so far. :beer:

^ And yet, you went several times?

Bottled water Power bars or any quick snacks Degreaser Hand clener Rugs and towels Radio, CDs, mp3 players

I bought about a dozen of their metric chrome sockets two weeks ago for $1 each, the manager said that I don't need a receipt for returns/replacement, since they have the Pittsburgh name stamped on them. The fit and finish are surprisingly good at least as good (if not better) as my craftsman...

I went to Lowes last night and picked up a display model of Bosch CLPK27-120 12-Volt Max. Lithium-Ion Cordless Combo Kit for only $75+tax.

Re: How many ratchets do you own ? 1/4" - 2 3/8" - 4 1/2" - 3 I might get a set of HF's swivel head ratchets this weekend.

It only means that I'am using them as they intended. Also scratches and marks add character to my tools.