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MATCHBX · 07-15-2007

I too will say Snap-On or Mac if you are seriously going to stay in the industry for more than a few years. For garage wrenching Craftsman are good, but in everyday use they don't last. And some Sears stores are picky about the lifetime warranty if you use them in a shop daily. Snap-On or Mac are made for everyday use. And they will stand behind the warranty.

Also, you can drastically improve your credit rating if you get an account with the Snap-On guy and keep it up to date. That's how I got my house a few years ago. Speaking of which, I still have that box for sale.

07-15-2007	#12
MATCHBX Any 2 card caller. Pinball Smash Up Champion! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Just ahead of the dust Posts: 1,569	Re: what kind of tools should I get? I too will say Snap-On or Mac if you are seriously going to stay in the industry for more than a few years. For garage wrenching Craftsman are good, but in everyday use they don't last. And some Sears stores are picky about the lifetime warranty if you use them in a shop daily. Snap-On or Mac are made for everyday use. And they will stand behind the warranty. Also, you can drastically improve your credit rating if you get an account with the Snap-On guy and keep it up to date. That's how I got my house a few years ago. Speaking of which, I still have that box for sale. __________________ "I'll believe that when me shit turns purple and smells like rainbow sherbet." Some days you're the dog, some days you're the hydrant. It's always the second mouse that gets the cheese.... I reject your reality and substitute my own. Superjealousfragilemisswithsexualneurosis----John Valby