Here are a few more pictures.
I made up a road box with my old set of craftsman tools and went on a quest to get the best bang for buck USA made hand tools out there and ended up with a lot of SK and some channellock.
I searched around on here for weeks reading post and felt SK was the best for my core hand tools. I’m not a pro but a long time ago I worked in a shop refurbishing sea land chassis's and I broke at least one each of 1/2 3/8 and 1/4 drive craftsman ratchets plus a few sockets. I broke so many 1/2 drive craftsman ratchets my boss got a company owned snap on for me to use and yes I did try and break it but couldn't. It was nice but those tools are out of my price range.
Breaking the craftsman stuff was not a big deal then because I could warranty them and get a USA made tool back. Looks like those good old days are coming to a close.
In the end these SK Tools are far superior to any craftsman hand tools I have ever used and wish SK good days ahead. Having a US company making tools as nice as they are in that price range is a win for us.
You can see I left my 12 point stuff in my box. The SK sets are all six point.
1/2 inch set (first post is 3/8 and 1/4)
SK Stubby's with my gearwrench sets
Screwdrivers. I just got these as it took awhile to confirm were these were made. They say USA and I hope not just assembled here.
Bitset. These are nice with the thumbwheel's.
Hammers
Just reorganized my stuff from moving. I try and keep things simple and squared away as I have to haul all my stuff around when I move every two- three years. I will get some pictures of my road box up later.
Thanks again
