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the only time I've used sae is when I've rounded out a metric fastener as a Canadian, I use (on a almost daily basis) - cups, lbs, inches, etc.

Every o2 sensor I do at work I heat up with torches till red then remove. I have a 02 sensor socket set, https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B00MZOT4VA/?tag=atomicindus04-20 a thread chaser and a tap are on hand as well I like having tools :D

doesn't ship to Canada. that's a shame

I can safely tell you my tool box, nor any of the mechanics I've worked with, have 100% snap on everything. We'd probably be broke if we did Buy quality where its needed.

Something an apprentice told me when I first started wrenching - if youre gonna use it once in a blue moon, borrow mine. If you use it everyday, get your own.

3 tool boxes gathering dust where I work.. two snap on's and a matco.. these gentleman, two of which im pretty fond of, are off on ''stress leave''... I wouldn't be surprised if I never saw any of them again

not entirely sure what you mean by single body but I love my little Ingersoll rand 1/4" and probably costs a fraction of what snap on wants

my ball joint buster - my 32 oz. mac anti vibe hammer. I have the set from 8 oz to 48 oz.. but the 32 just feels right in my hands or my dads black smithing hammer!

Doubt they're very rare, but I have a few made in Canada extensions

Kia Optima Hybrids have 11mm that go into the master

I've had very few tools go missing, likely left on/in a customer car (like my $50 bluepoint flashlight!!) I try not to ever accuse anyone because if it does show up due to my carelessness I'm gonna look like a real knob. I've returned a bunch of tools to people and hope that they would return...

I've been in the trade a couple years now. It's different here in Canada where you have to basically oil change for a while, then find an employer willing to sponsor you as an apprentice. Then you sign up for college for a period of time before going back to work and repeat the process. My...

I don't wanna say Snap On snap ring pliers are junk, but... I've been less than impressed more than once (especially when doing wheel bearings on Mazda's) I've used a Mac/Matco one(s) that were much better

Keep buying snappy and the only matching numbers youll need to worry about are the 0.00 in your bank account :D

shop foreskin... although that's probably universal lol

I'm just an apprentice but I have the bluepoint metric 1/4" set, two snap on 1/4" ratchets (one flex, one not) a set of chrome swivels it all comes in very handy Oh! a 1/4" Ingersoll rand air ratchet.. my favourite tool

SAE sockets ;) I work for Kia.

Im Canadian as well.. check out ''Genius'' if you want a brand that one break the bank who doesn't skip sizes

I own their extra long ratcheting wrenches and couldn't be happier with them. They aren't snap on, they're Gear Wrench.. and their price reflects that

tap and die set looks pretty sweet.. hopefully you don't need it too often haha. nothing wrong with mastercraft sockets, I've yet to see a mechanic who hasn't had something of theirs in their tool box.. oddly enough, the only sockets ive ever broken have been my snap on ones.. anyways, I have...