Snap-on vs. Mayhew Pro 150 Line Punch/Chisel Sets?

[Catcher1984]

Perhaps unpopular opinion but I perfer PB Swiss punches

I really like pb Swiss’s chisels, they seem like completely different tools compared to USA made stuff. Super durable and they stay sharp.

And I prefer the snap on for the starter/solid punches because they seem like the only ones that offer them in a “medium” size (around 6 in.) Most others are too short or go too large into the alignment punch sizes

 

[Subutai]

I really like pb Swiss’s chisels, they seem like completely different tools compared to USA made stuff. Super durable and they stay sharp.

And I prefer the snap on for the starter/solid punches because they seem like the only ones that offer them in a “medium” size (around 6 in.) Most others are too short or go too large into the alignment punch sizes

I recently purchased a PB Swiss Electricians Chisel and I have been happy about the quality.

It was only $20ish dollars too, on DRPD.

 

[Zewnten]

Tried Snap On, too soft same with Mayhew's but not sure what line they were, honestly not much better than HF pro line . Proto and Cornwell have held up the best in sharpness and deformation. Have some old Stanley's marked with Air Force that have held up awesome but never seen any like them since.

 

[neophyte]

Tried Snap On, too soft same with Mayhew's but not sure what line they were, honestly not much better than HF pro line . Proto and Cornwell have held up the best in sharpness and deformation. Have some old Stanley's marked with Air Force that have held up awesome but never seen any like them since.

Mayhew produces at least three separate lines of cold chisels.

 

[Zewnten]

Mayhew produces at least three separate lines of cold chisels.

Yep but other than it not being the professional line it has no markings