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almost anything that doesnt have china or taiwan on it

Hehe.. thats funny. My brother-in-law is in the military. One night we were doing the brakes on his car out in my sis's driveway. He had bought this "quick release" c-clamp at Autozone.. made in China. Anyway the quick release part was totally hosed up and the clamp was useless.. hadn't even used it, just took it out of the package. We weren't happy. He was cussing and swearing about it for quite a while. Yeah, we use 'em to compress brake calipers.. :) My sis and I drove out to Meijer and bought a normal one (made in the U.S.A.) and it worked great, at like half the price.

 

I just use Craftsman stuff personally, due to not having to work on stuff daily. If something breaks, chances are it is no big deal to go without it for a few days till being in the neighborhood of a Sears store. Otherwise its a whopping 15 min drive there from here ;) The tools hold up well though, and just are nice overall.

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my personal thought is SK facom stuff

its all been very impressive for me so far

its all been damned good quality and at tiemsi buy it for less the the stuff at craftsman

 

its all lifetiem warratied

and the snap on and mac guys will hose you royally if you finance through them

higher intrest on that than most credit dards

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anything that doesnt have china or taiwan on it

hell yea bigwill :cheers:

 

I use SK at my job and I use a set of SK sae sockets at home, but the majority of my tools are Craftsman. The SK ratchets are really nice.

 

Mostly Husky(from Home Depot)

My buddy was recommending Husky to me just the other day, Iv never heard of em before then. We were talkin about cordless drills and he said he bought this Husky at the Home Depot and said that he like it better than his Dewalt and portercable.

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most of our stuff is craftsman. i worked at sears for 2 1/2 years back in the day so i would get a good discount on tools. if anything ever breaks, or gets striped, they take it back. hell, i had a guy come in one time with some really old craftsman wrenches, nothing really wrong with them, and he swapped them out for brand new ones. cant beat that!

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