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11-29-2021, 04:32 PM
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I use Snap On mostly...better tools I think. I do have some Craftsman tools but will go to Snap on more and more. Can be pricy on certain tools...I do have a few of the Matco tools that are good as well and a little cheaper then Snap on.
Sk tools been around a long time and do have some open end/socket wrenches. 6 point all the way for anything though. Dave 67 Nova Boy 
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11-29-2021, 04:43 PM
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I'm a Snap On guy. I had SK for many years but started to switch over after my first set of Snap On line wrenches. Like mentioned before, you can get Snap On's into some tighter spaces. Added to that, I do not have near the problems with damaged fasteners anymore.
Yeah, it's expensive. Damn expensive. Considering what I am working on, it's an investment that continues to pay back. Tim
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