Slo_crx1

I use "strap-on", mack, craftsmen, husky...u name it. Only difference i've seen is the price tag lately. I don't even wanna know what i still owe the snap-on dealer If you do mechanics work for a living, then the cheaper tools won't usually take the abuse, but for every-day wrenching, that's a steal and a half

ExploitedRacing

My dads Snap-On man at work told them that Huskey tools are made by Snap-On... only 1/3 the price.

Thats why they have the Lifetime warranty, also if you compare the two brands you can see there practically identical.

SkunT

the tools at kmart also have a lifetime warranty.

R-MAK

if you use them, learn how to ------- spell it right. its MAC :P

Jeter2Karaffa

looks good man, you should be happy with it

d0nfry

WOW, for 100$, I will be getting mine tomorrow, if they have them at my home depot.

krustindumm

Looks aren't everything, also I dont think they look nearly identicle.

From my experience:

Snap On > Bench Top (kmart brand) > Craftsman / Stanley > *Buffalo Tools*

my snap on are much higher precision & less likely to round even rusted bolts. My benchtop set is much better than the craftsman too, oddly enough.

bumblezc

I have all mastercraft. Wrenches, 2 level Tool Chest, Impact Gun, blah blah blah. Canadian Tire Brand. Not the greatest quality, but with a store on every corner, if you break something, as long as you can see the mastercraft name, I't a over the counter change with no questions asked.

I also "Misplace" alot of tools, so Snap-On, MAC or anything would be a waste of money.

Shanksta

I use husky at work and i am talking about we funking rape these tools. We have used them on our impact guns and everything never had one break or crack.

I have a full set of stanley at the house with a tool chest almost exactly like that. I love tose tools not one complaint.