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Thank you I didn't know they were made by Proto now I'm doing more research

I made mine with needles, extension cord internal wires, alligator clips from harbor freight and heat shrink. Works like a charm

I walked in and started looking through the Mac Tools truck the other day and one of the techs I work with walked in to pick up an order. He had ordered a Mac Tools 1/2 impact (AWP050) and I laughed and told him that was a funny looking gun. Then he said go ahead and laugh this is the strongest...

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Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point :lol_hitti Hahaha thank god finally a true American :bowdown: Supply and demand folks. If we stop buying overseas made tools and request American tools the manufactures will have no choice but to simply supply the demand...

Ernest space savers on amazon. For wrenches

Yes I have them. Snap-On Flex driver and a gearwrench stubby driver

Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point :lol: I guess Snap-On is really going that route. I bet they charged you premium price like they did me. When you probably could of bought an American tool with same or better quality :dunno: Why support other economies...

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Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point :rolleyes: I'm with you man. I have SK too not much but I do

Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point I just don't like my money being sent overseas when I expect it to go to American hands. Hey but if you fine with that.. carry on.

Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point Some tools I would argue Craftsman can compete with SO. I have Craftsman's 8in. needle nose pliers and I've used my co-workers SO's 8 in. needle nose pliers just to the see the difference. Both were very sturdy and both...

Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point True but those companies never had best of the best reliably, quality or reputation in their name like Snap-On. They always go back and forth. When someone says SO people automatically think quality. Like Cummins, they have...

Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point Craftsman does too with pictures. Hit or miss some tools come from overseas and some are made here. I don't see Snap-On any different except charging folks extremely high prices...

Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point The 1/4 Drive ratchet I have is Dual 80 series part #T72 and it has USA on it :headscrat but the 3/8 doesn't :headscrat I'm thinking Spain, Taiwan or China :lol_hitti just saying

Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point I don't think the adjustable wrenches are the only items branded Snap-On that are made outside the USA. Most of the handsaws and hacksaws and blades are made in Sweden. I was just going through my tools... All Snap-On 1/2...

Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point How does Spain manufacture good if not better tools than what we have being making here? If that's the case the I can say China, Taiwan, Mexico and etc. manufactures better tools than what we have being making here. Snap-On...

Re: Why is Snap-On is going overseas? I thought it was just Blue Point Yes and Spain is not USA neither. I don't think it's reasonable to sell a tier 1 tool with cheaper production cost for the same price as their USA counterparts. There are many other first world countries that I wouldn't pay...