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I have always had good luck with SK and I have not had any manufacturing defects on the new tools I have bought in the last year. Some folks have, but from what i gather SK has overall been typically easy to deal with on returns.

Staying alive was an inconvenient turn of events in the grand tool scheme. All I can say is welcome back to the land of the living and have fun tool shopping. That is not a curse. I'm fond of Wright tool for the major tools like sockets, ratchets, and wrenches. Maybe some Elkind allen...

I don't own any Proto and haven't broken any of my multitude of Wright tools. I generally get treated by all customer service representatives exactly the way I treat them. When I moved to Idaho I had a Snap-On dealer ignore me because I had never bought from him and had a toolbox warranty. I...

Welcome. I have worked with the Polish army. They absolutely rock.

Re: Would you sell a Snap-On 40" bottom to get a matching Craftsman Industrial bottom Keep the Snap-On and buy any other box you want.

https://burlington.craigslist.org/atq/5295304401.html

https://burlington.craigslist.org/tls/5337665445.html Fun project for someone.

First of all, what does she like to wrench on? D9 dozers or Kitchenaid blenders? Craftsman is Chinese so that is reason for me to run from it. As I don't buy any of these three I would choose whichever is US made. the Wright tool Cougar line is good for the lighter duty applications and is...

At first I thought you wrote you paid $200.00 and was sure I'd see a capital letter YOU ****. But even 1200 warrants a you ****. That is a good haul.

+1 do the job once and do it right.

I don't believe you.

That describes nearly every purchase for the last 10 years.

Very nice and your grandfather kept it immaculate. Don't screw it up or he will haunt your *** into the fiery depths of hell.

Plenty of times and places to use them. Ponder this: why wouldn't you want to buy more tools? What does need have to do with it?

Most interesting post of the week. I have bought tons of those solar lights and the longevity of them is pathetic. Not a bad idea wiring a 12v battery with solar charger. Hadn't given it any thought before this post, just was resigned to replacing them often. I'd cheerfully pay more for...

I don't mark mine, loan mine or borrow anyone's tools. If I need it I buy it, hell if I don't need it I buy it. Of course I am now a home hobbyist and it is a non-issue, but back in the day when I was in the bay, my tools did not get loaned. I bought a beautiful set of open end box Wright tool...

Snappy, Wright, Williams. You are not looking at a lot of money and they are all good. Why would you entertain only having one?

Got a a brand new 8" Snap-On vice from a retiring dealer. I can't recall, but I think I paid about 400. It is a beast.

http://nh.craigslist.org/tls/5333390912.html Cool tool for wall art if you are in NH

Wright has a good one