Snap-on vs. Pittsburg

[old salvage]

C'mon guys I was only kidding. I also hijaked this thread big time but since the op was joking I guess its okay.
Anyway cruiser n oldtools are right, the ship was destroyed in suicide mission.

 

[MGMatt]

I restore vintage locomotives and warships for a hobby. Try removing the main gun turrets from a rusty battleship. Hard work thats hard on tools. Been using this set for 19 years now. has never let me down and is comfortable to use....

http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/220426901/52pc_Socket_Set.html

52pc Socket Set
Other products by Package: Case
FOB Price: US $0.01 - 5 / Piece
Get Latest Price
Port: NINGBO
Minimum Order Quantity:
2000 Piece/Pieces SOCKET SET
Supply Ability: 500000 Piece/Pieces per Quarter SOCKET SET
Payment Terms: L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T

If I am reading that right it's 1 cent for 5 52pc Socket Sets? Or $4 for 2000?
Sign Me up!

Hold on... It's just saying that there is 5 per case, 1 cent each or $20 for 2000. Now I know why we are comparing them to snap-on. Too rich for my blood.

 

[clouseau]

You might try some European tools.... Many come with unlimited warranty.

Here's some stuff I got from my dad. I'm just about to send one of them back to the factory for replacement because the ratchet was a bit gummy.

 

[Roman G]

Hi all! I am thinking of becoming an aerospace technician, and I figured I would need some quality tools. If money wasn't an object at all, (I have a trust fund and only work for enjoyment) would you buy Snap-on or Pittsburg tools? I've been leaning towards Pittsburg because of the superb fit and finish, but alot of people seem to like a brand called Snap-on. What kind of a name is that anyway? Well at any rate, which is a higher quality tool? Thanks in advance!

Dude come on, your really giving Oregon a bad name

 

[chewy7]

Dude come on, your really giving Oregon a bad name

my ex girl friend was from Oregon

 

[Golfer]

Your an idiot and possibly a troll for making this thread.

*you're*

 

[garfunkle24]

*you're*

What are you, the grammar police? BTW, out of 9 posts, here are 3 of your gems:

When I hear the term heavy duty belt grinder one company comes to mind http://www.beaumontmetalworks.com/ I would buy one for the house if it werent close to $1000

I looked through several different coupons I had in my house for one that didnt say anything about "cannot be used with tool chests." I get to HF and ask a rep who said it was fine to use, only to get to the front with the item and the cashier to whip out a sign that was tucked away that says no coupon can be used for tool chests... Put a damper on my day for sure.

wasnt a fan of the wrinkle red. I would pick up one in a heart beat if I could find the gloss red one at that price.