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Vulturej

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Location
Illinois
Lets see:

AI Tools
Allen
AmpProbe
Armstrong
Beta
Billings
Black & Decker
Blackhawk
Blu-Mol
Blue Point
Bondhus
Brady
Bonney
Brown & Sharp
Channellock
Chicago Pneumatic
Craftsman
Crescent
Diamond Tool
Dremel
Easco
Eklind
Enderes Tool
Estwing
Extech
Facom
Fairmount
Felo
Fluke
Fowler
Gardner Bender
Gedore
General
Gould
Greenfield
Hansen
Hazet
Herbrand
Hewlett Packard
HexCraft
Hinsdale
Husky
Ideal Industries
Imperial Eastman
Ingersoll Rand
Irimo
Irwin
JH Williams
KD Tools
Klein
Knipex
Kobalt
Lincoln
Lennox
Lisle
Lufkin
Mac
Makita
Marsen
Matco
Martin
Mayhew
Milwaukee
Mitutoyo
Morse
New Britain
Nicholson
NSK
OTC
Panduit
Plumb
ProAmerica
Proto
Ridgid
Rockwell
Ronan
Sioux
SK
Smith Tool
SPI
Snap-on
Stahlwille
Stanley
Starrett
Sun
Sunex
Tenma
Thomas & Betts
Thorsen
USAG
Utica
Vicegrip
Vlchek
Volvo
Waldon Worcester
Wen
Westward
Wiha
Witte
Wright Tool
Xcelelite
Yokogawa

Plus others, man I have a headache now!
 
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Snappy

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Location
S.E. PA
Snap-on
Blue-point
Mac
Matco
Craftsman
Craftsman professional
Klein
Sears
Channellock
Xcelite
Lisle
Husky
K-D
S-K
Starret
Proto
Stanley
Herbrand
Walden
Ludell
Bonney
Westcraft
Wizard
Gedore
Metcoid
Westline
Billings & Spencer
Purox
Sargent & Co
Easco
Williams
Eklind
AmPro
Upson
Dunlap
Crescent
Diamalloy
Fuller
Penncraft
Forney
Vise Grip
Bondhus
Great Neck
Ridgid
Armstrong
New Britain
Nicholson
Plumb
Plomb
Thorsen
Master Mechanic
Do It Best
OTC
Lincoln
Ideal
Hazet
Oxwall
Utica
Indestro
Blackhawk
Western Auto
Servess
 
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Autoguy

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Location
Riyadh/Saudi Arabia
Here is my list in a random order.

The American made tools

Snap-on(Many socket sets, wrenches and screwdrivers )
Bonney (mostly wrenches and small socket sets)
Duro/Indestro (Socket sets in 3/8 and 1/2)
Proto
Williams
Wilton
Utica
Armstrong(socket set)
Diamond
Craftsman
Nichlson
Stanley
Baldor
Champion
Ingressol-Rand
Klien
Quallen
K-D tools
Easco

Others
SP(Sykes Pickavent)
Britool
Gordon
Koken
Flag
Gedore
Schlipper
ACE hardware
Knippex
 

Phang

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Location
Singapore
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Art From De Leon

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Location
De Leon, Texas
Snap On, or Snap On sourced: 99 percent
MAC: 0.5 percent
Craftsman: 0.1 percent
Cornwell: 0.1 percent
Other (John Deere, Makita, Caterpillar, Starrett, Mitutoyu, Vise-Grip, Channellock) 0.3 percent

Shop Equipment:
Snap On BC4400 battery charger, Snap On BRA-60 Air compressor, Arcan (Northern Tool) 20ton hydralic press, Arcan 30 gallon parts washer, Arcan 2 ton capacity engine hoist, Lincoln AC/DC 'tombstone' welder, Harris Oxy-Acetylene welding/cutting torch set, Delta bench mount drill press, Snap On and OTC hydralic jacks (1 1/2 ton to 12 ton capacity), Snap On 6ton jack stands, Omega (Snap-On sourced) floor jack, Snap On 7 inch bench grinder, Blue Point belt sander/grinder, Auto Meter carbon pile for testing batteries.

NOTE: NO Harbor Freight junk (Buy quality the first time around, less frustration (Sears is bad enough, save your skin, and maybe your life).
 
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Blöckw@rt

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Jan 11, 2013
Messages
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Location
Germany
Alarm
Athlet
Atorn
Bahco
Belzer
Berner
Bessey
BMI
Carl Walter
Cimco
Dako
Dowidat
Elofort
Elora
Facom
Felo
Force
Friweg
GEDORE
Hazet
Heyco
Heynen
Heytec
Infar
Jokari
Knipex
Kopp
Kraftwerk
Kunzer
LUX
Matador
NWS
Orbis
Padre
Picard
Proxxon
Rahsol
Rennsteig
Rothenberger
Seneca
Silberspeer
SKG
Stabila
Stahlwille
Stanley
USAG
VBW
Wera
WGB
Wiha
Witte
Würth
 

becker_atc

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Location
Grady Co., OK
Craftsman- Most of my sockets, rachets, wrenches, and screwdrivers
Indestro-got a set of wrenches few other small things
Crescent
Channellock
S-K
Snap-On (very little bit)
Fluke meters
Simpson meter
Proto
RCBS (reloading equipment tools right?)

Lots of other misc. stuff lots of various american brands from yard sales, auctions and the like. Got cheapo china/japan/tiawan stuff for in the vehicles/going to junk yard.
 
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rusty65

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Mar 20, 2012
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Location
Pekin,IL
Sk
Snap on
Williams
Crescent
Craftsman
Walden
Blackhawk
Masterforce
Proto
Channellock
Samson
Dunlap
Wilton
Parker
Klein
Utica
Herbrand
Artisan
Plomb
Mac
Wright
Usag
I'll finish tomorrow.
 

rednotch

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Jun 3, 2013
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Location
south nj
KD
Knipex
S&K
Kobalt
Lisle
MAC
I R
Craftsman
Matco
Proto
Williams
Vise Grip
Snap-on
Irwin
Gear Wrench
Channellock
Crescent
AST
OEM
Bedford vadium
great neck
HF
Husky
Ace

As long as its works I don't care who made it.
 

decaf

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Location
Stockholm, SWEDEN
Sandvik
PB Swisstools
Stahlwille
Biltema
Wera
Knipex
Bahco
Ampro
Felo
Fluke
Gedore
Estwing
Bosch
Makita
Hitachi
Dremel
Proxxon
Beta
Bondhus
Irwin
Facom
Stabila
Hultafors
Wurth
Wiha
Stanley
Matador
Belzer
Bessey
Erdi
Rennsteig
Mitutoyo
Led Lenser/Zwei Bruder
Kern
Ridgid
Starrett
Dormer
Projahn
Ruko
RS
Kirschen
Vaughan
Bondtools
Tove
Gränsfors
Steinel
Fischer
Cox
Festool
Cocraft
Abiko
Meectools
Bernstein
Weidmuller
Weicon
SOG
Mora
Frosts
BST
Gerber
Kamasa
Greenlee
 

Duct Tape Man

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Location
Shenandoah Valley, VA
Mostly Craftsman, but I also have collections/toolboxes with the following in them:

Snap-On
Proto
Plomb
Armstrong
Wright

I have piles of mixed tools with different makers too, but too few for me to say I have a "collection" of them.
 

57JoeFoMoPar

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Jul 21, 2010
Messages
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Location
S. Plainfield, NJ
Most of my rachets and sockets are Proto or older USA made Craftsman. I have some S-K, Pittsburgh, Williams sockets, and a Mustang and Easco rachet as well.

Wrenches are mostly Proto or vintage Craftsman, but I have a bunch of Fastenal, Blue Point and a few Snap-On and Plombs mixed in for good measure. Racheting boxed ends are Husky and Kobalt.

Pliers are total mix of Klein, no-names, Craftsman, Vice-grip, Channellock, Pittsburgh and Knipex.

I try to buy good quality tools without spending a fortune. My Proto and Craftsman tools especially have served me well for many years and will do so for many more
 

matt chard

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SK wrenches
Little bit of deep craftsman sockets
Snap on breaker bar
Rem pro tool box (box doeajt really count as a tool)
And a couple SK sockets (missing a few in the kit but they sometimes work)
Im just starting out and payed less then 50 bucks for it all so im happy
 

devoncoolman

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Location
quakertown pa
Too f-in many ill leave it there. 30+ diff brands everything from snap-on to facom to AST to schley to miller to otc all sorts of oe factory tools. A little bit of everything
 

4x4gearhead

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Messages
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Location
New Hampshire
Snap on
Mac
Proto
Matco
Craftsman
Gearwrench
Bonney
Husky
Titan
Kobalt
Herbrand
Vlchek
Blue Point
Williams (both snap on and pre snap on)
S-K
Molex
HM Mullener
Stahlwille
Northern Tool
Picador
TrueKraft
OTC
OEM
Heyco
Hazet
Ridgid
Sunex
Cornwell
Central
Lincoln
General
Wiss
Knipex
Wiha
Wera
Beta
Proxxon
Duralast
Great Neck
Herbrand
Barcalo-Buffalo
Wilton
Irwin
Empire
Raytek
Fluke
Deutsche
Moooooreeeee.....
 
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Blown V2

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Location
Melbourne, Australia
In no order:

Snap On
Blue Point
Lisle
Unior
Kincrome (Japan & Taiwan)
SEK
T&E
Beta
Bondhus
Sidchrome
Sunflag
Knipex
Toledo
SP Tools
Zebra (Würth)
Stanley
Dremel
Ozito
Shahlwille
Kokon

& lots of no name/no marking/can't remember. Got some JH Williams, SK, Gearwrench & Bahco on the way though :thumbup:
 
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ArcStyles

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Location
Daly City, Ca
List doesn't include wood working or power tools.

Bessey
Facom
Felo
Gedore
Hazet
KBS
Knipex
Koken
Komelon
Lenox
Mac Tools
Malco
Matco Tools
Mitutoyo
Nepros
NWS
Orbis
Snap On
Stahwille
Starrett
Stilletto
Tajima
Vessel
Wera
Wiha
Witte

A lot of other tools not mentioned. Listed only my main stuff...

87.250% of my tools in order of size.
Hazet (Mainly Hazet sets in sockets/ratchets, majority of all my wrench sets, torque wrenches and some extra Ratchets)
Gedore (Gedore socket/ratchet sets, pliers/cutters and esd pliers/cutters)
Snap on (Socket sets and ratchets)
NWS (Pliers and cutters)
Felo (Screwdrivers, Screwdriver sets and bits)
Nepros (Sockets)
Vessel ( Japanese Megadora screwdriver sets)

Probably to much information! :lol_hitti
 
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shoggoth80

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854
Location
Seattle
My list isn't so impressive:
Armstrong
Pittsburgh
Craftsman
Gearwrench
Kobalt
Channel Lock
Thorsen
Companion
Lisle
Olympia
Matco
KD
 

Nocturnal-G

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Sep 14, 2012
Messages
825
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Tool brands in my box:

Craftsman
Wiha
Wera
Felo
Heyco
Hazet
Gedore
Bondhus
Matador
Snap On
Milwaukee
SK
Kobalt
Pittsburgh

Might be forgetting some stuff but I think I have a Mac socket or two, a bunch of unknown stuff with Japan written on them, lots of no name stuff.
 

wombat31x

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Location
Central Queensland Australia
All the Ones I can think of

Sidchrome
Fuller
Stahlwille
Koken
Beta
Bahco
Crescent
Bonney
Snap On
KC
Kincrome
Bondhus
S&K
Proto
Knipex
T&E
Genius
Gedore
Dowidat
Stanley
Thor
OTC
Xuron
Armstrong
Lisle
ABW
Ridgid
Warren & Brown
Norbar
 
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Loscaldazar

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Every single one! At least it feels like that some times....

Mostly Craftsman
but being slowly replaced in some areas by SK (my go to brand now)
Snap On
Blue Point
Armstrong
Gearwrench
A few HF things (mostly those darn cheap magnetic trays you can get for free)
Northern Industrial
and then the odds and ends of a million other brands
 

bobemmerich

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Aug 23, 2009
Messages
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Location
Middletown, Ct.
Ace
Allen
Channel Lock
Craftsman
Fuller
Gear Wrench
Lisle
Husky
K-D
Kobalt
Mac
OTC
Pittsburgh
Stanley
Snap-On
Black and Decker
Craftsman
Ryobi
Skil
Great Neck
Empire
Buck Bros.
Wen
Some no name and some store brands
and countless others I probably forgot
 
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abvw

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Apr 9, 2012
Messages
645
Location
Toronto, Canada
Snap On
Mastercraft Maximum (Canadian Craftsman, Sears tool department here is a joke)
GearWrench
Titan
Ingersoll Rand
Channellock
Irwin
Pro-Point (Canadian Pittsburgh Pro, Taiwan made)
Milwaukee
TechPro (local automotive tool store)
CanPro
 

atwageman

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Nov 13, 2012
Messages
1,140
Location
NC
In no particular order:

Snap on
Cornwell
Mac
Craftsman
Wiha
Bondhus
Xcelite
Crescent
Pittsburg
Armstrong
Gearwrench
KD
Lisle
OTC
Carlyle / Napa
Proto
Wright

I forgetting a few others at the moment.
 

Exceller8

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Jul 19, 2012
Messages
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Location
Banning, CA
Too many to list, but here are a few:

Craftsman
Snap-On
Mac
Matco
Gearwrench
Knipex
Channellock
Klein
Estwing
Pittsburgh (pro :D)
Crescent
Kobalt
 

1/2 Cup

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Location
Shepparton. Victoria. Australia
Here is some of mine, I try to avoid cheap stuff and purchase tools that will last;
Sidchrome
Minimax
Channelock
Whia
Dawn
Estwing
Irwin
Stanley
Record
Fluke
APAC
Herless
Makita
Dewalt
Bosch
Mitutoyo
Sutton
C.I.G (BOC)
JIC
Lincoln
Warren and Brown
Lisle
Sykes and Pickavant.
 

orestis

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Jan 13, 2013
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NWS
Walter
Craftsman
Rahsol
Fujimoto Champion
Acesa
Infar
Padre
Habero
Luckhaus
Gedore
Carolus
Force
Tactix
Olfa
knipex
 

NC-Shaun

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Nov 20, 2013
Messages
662
Craftsman, Pittsburgh Pro, Kobalt, Crescent, Motion Pro, Harley Davidson, Popular Mechanics, Snap On
 

Duarte

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Facom
SK
Craftsman
Cornwell
Lisle
KD tools
Williams
Hazet
Wiha
Wera
Armstrong
Snap-on
Crescent
Knipex
Klein
Bluepoint
Tekton
Neiko
HF
Bahco
Allen
Sunex
Ingersoll Rand
Beta
Stahlwille
Channellock
Toptul
Husky
Kobalt
Vessel
PicQuic
Titan
 
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HDMac07

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Nov 2, 2012
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Snap-On, Mac, Matco, Craftsman, Kobalt, Husky, Pittsburgh, GearWrench, Crescent, Channellock, Williams, Proto, SK, Bonney, Task-Force, Thorsen, Buffalo, GM, Ridgid, Makita, Allen, Sunex, Grey, Ingersoll, Blue-Point, Dewalt, Irwin, Stanley.. and I'm done trying to think, LOL!

Some may be as simple as a magnet or a pair of safety glasses, but other than the random inherited ones they all get used and abused daily to earn a living! I love my USA tools, but the ones from Taiwan, Italy, Japan, and even China turn the very same hours for me that the American ones do!
 

Mr Ratchet

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Mar 3, 2011
Messages
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Location
Michigan
Armstrong
ATD
Bacho
Blue Point
GB
Gear Wrench
KD
Knipex
Kobalt
Lisle
Matco
OTC
Proto
SK
Snap On
Vice Grip
Wera
Wiha
Williams
 

Dave455

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Mar 19, 2013
Messages
5,800
Location
Sussex, England
Bedford
Brades
Britool
Eclipse
Elliott Lucas
Footprint
Garrington
Gordon
Maun
Moore and Wright
Paramo
Picador
Planet
Record
Stubs
Swann Morton
Tipco
Wendor
Whitehouse
Wilkinsons

... and of course a lot of the big boys already mentioned!
 
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