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:wtf: I recently bought a 12 in. adjustable wrench from Snap-On. I paid a decent price just to find out it was made in Spain. I give up with these tool companies all of them are going overseas. I got a set of MATCO ratchet wrenches and there is no MATCO USA on them, they just say MATCO. I'm...

Hi folks, just curious if anyone has heard, tried or has Matco's Opti-Torque 12 point style impact sockets. I've been hearing really good things about their Opti-Torque wrenches. Removing rusted bolts that a Snap-On box end wont but not much about their Opti-Torque impact sockets. I'm trying to...

Just wondering, if bought a high quality set of 12 pt impact sockets 3/8 in. drive. Can I use them on 6 point fasteners and nuts?

Longevity wise vs all the other competitors?

Snap-On or Matco. Matco is a little cheaper but quality wise just as good or better than Snap-On, with certain tools of course. No one manufacturer has all the best tools. Me personally I like to pick and choose from different manufacturers on who I think has the best tool in that I'm looking for.

I think Snap-On

Dewalt best in my opinion

Fry's Electronics

Yes it will. Here is a chart and calculator if you would like to see the numbers for yourself or if a similar question pops up. Make sure your hands are dry :shocking: http://www.powerstream.com/Wire_Size.htm

I'm looking to purchase an air swivel fitting for my Snap-On MG725 1/2 in. impact and MG325 3/8 in. impact. I will be using them at the diesel shop I work at. I do know that Blue Point and Matco make them. I'm looking for the best, a pair that is not easily susceptible to leaks. Price or brand...

Matco claims to have the best in class 1/2 air impact. 1300 ft. lbs. Max torque 50-850 ft. lbs. Working range What do you guys think? http://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/MT2769/1-2-COMPOSITE-IMPACT-WRENCH/

Ask the Snap-On guy if you can get a Warranty on it :lol_hitti

I bought these to work on lawnmowers

thanks guys. So far I took Matco out the picture. I'm either going with Snap-On or Mayhew/Cman but I'm leaning more towards Snap-On since the truck will come to me.

Snap-On Part 7in Cutters # 87CF I have those and the 11in. Heavy Duty ones. When you hold them you will automatically fell quality. They are built very sturdy and have great leverage. There is no play in their joints either. The way the cutting jaws are designed give you more pressure applied at...

Fluke 87

I have 2 Snap-On 1/2 Drive 50-250 ft. lbs. Part# BRUTUS3R2500 3/8 Drive 5-75 ft. lbs. Part # QD2FR75 They come with a calibration certificate. I use them all the time and no problems so far

Thanks guys. Great information, I'm leaning more towards Snap-On. Unless someone can prove otherwise

Cobra. I bought the 3 Piece set from Matco and a 24in. cobra. They are awesome. Way better that your standard channel lock slip joints.

Re: What did you do in your garage today? I window shopped for a 50in. + toolbox and tools trough my Harbor Freight catalog :D