Most of my wrenches/tool boxes are Craftsman From the late 1970's+Early 1980's plus no name brands+snap on/matco from pawn shops+yard/estate sales. They are beat up but still going strong.
Fanboys are addicted to the Strap-On. A friend of mine has a tool truck and he loves Fanboys. He said them (Fanboys) buying the overpriced tools is paying off his mortgage.... It made me laugh😂
unless you run a huge shop why spend this much money on tools that shit cost more then most people's homes and that's sad alot of us can't even afford to work because the cost of living is so much greater then what we get paid. you can't even afford to be homeless on minimum wage. 😂
The curb appeal is great but the floor plan isn’t my favorite. 😢 it’s great, I love it it’s nice, but it’s not cozy enough if that makes sense. The junk and the clutter makes me feel at home a little.
I have had so many problems with my snap on 100 tooth ratchet it always wants to lock up if I put too much torque on it never had that problem with the old model
I got the same Travis pastrana hat i got a triple bank matco 6s 87 inches long 31 inches deep but full of mostly Mac and snap on except my air tools they’re are all matco love there boxes only thing that made by matco and air tools but don’t but I don’t like there other rebrand stuff
It's SPLINE drive, not normal 12pr.There's only one manufacturer. kabo tools. Badass.... Icon, mountain, Carlyle, platinum tech, are to name only a few.. Argue what you want but its the Same, the only difference is the money you spend on it = warranty
Become friends with a snapon guy. Then find out his. Car collection. Gun collection. His Bike collection. His Rolex collection then Ask where all his kids went to college. See his home. And his boat. 🛥️. Then go buy craftsman.
Back in the day this video would be valid but somewhere in the last 10 years snap-on quality is in comparison to Pittsburgh anymore. I am constantly breaking and getting hurt from said broken tools made by snap-on and they get used literally in the way they are supposed to be used. The only difference to me is its more easy to warranty or buy at harbor freight than from a tool truck especially when they dont come by your shop often 8-14 times a year. I have so many brand name tools waiting for when I see a tool guy again to warranty. If I bought harbor freight tools I would not be on hold with jobs waiting months for a tool.
