Tool brand of choice?

[JKmotorsports]

My hand tools are Snap-On and Craftsman. My pneumatic tools are Snap-On and Dayton. All my power tools consist of Dewalt and Craftsman, and one Hitachi 18v driver that I actually like better than my Dewalt. My main toolchest is a 19 drawer roller bearing Snap-On with top storage.
I try to stick with Snap-on and Craftsman for most of my tools because of the quality and lifetime gaurantee.

What brand of tools do you guys prefer?

 

[jomulk56]

I only have Craftsman tools. I can't afford Snap-On tools.

 

[Rollin Thunder]

I like kobalt, But we have a snap on truck that visits the shop every month so we usually have snap on tools. I get kobalt from lowes when I need a tool right away.

 

[Bad bow tie]

A mixture of Mac, Snap on, and Craftsmen. They're pretty well constructed tools and have awesome warranties.

 

[CodeB4U]

Snap on Limited Edition Laser Etched top draw with BS little things that come with limited boxes.

Cornwell roll around cart because it was super cheap.

But mainly it's snap-on tools with some craftsman stuff and Makita 3/8th drive cordless impact....I LOVE THAT THING!! Makes disassemble and reassemble really fast.

 

[DarkTahoe00]

I love my S-K and Craftsmen and some Snap on and my pneumatic tools Dynabrade sander National Detroit DA,Ingersoll&Rand impact, grinder,mini sawzall,Sioux 90 ginder,Ratchet and electric Milwaukee,Craftman,Makita,Dewalt I can't say anything bad bout any of them work perfect!

 

[Cartwright]

I use Snap on mostly. Just because my dad gets good deals on them. I also have a bunch of craftsman.

 

[Sasquatch]

i only use s-k ratchets because i`ve always broken snap on mac and matco`s on a regular basis. but all other hand tools are a mix of everything except craftsman, they suck.

 

[road1will]

Snap On only.

Ryobi and Ridgid power tools, but i do have a nice Milwaukee 18v li-ion cordless drill.

 

[jmildoc]

I have Craftsman mainly, some Kobalt, and many dewalt power tools. got my eye on this Bosch cordless impact with something like 700 ft lbs torque!!!

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ill have to post a pic of my shop in here soon, where did that garage thread go?

 

[3blackchevys]

craftsman and kobalt

 

[road1will]

My roll around box is a craftsman. I really want a snap on but can't justify dropping the coin. Maybe if I used my tools for my job, then yes. But I can't justify $5000+ on a tool box for a hobby

 

[Grebbler]

MIT! I love ratchets and screw drivers I can bend around corners to use in a tight spot.

Craftsman, Kobalt, Husky and Klein.

 

[NJ04HOE]

S-K,Craftsman,Makita. Snap-ON is just way too expensive for me...and my wife to approve of course.

 

[nc6600]

Snap on or Mac is all we have. For power tools we have mostly Dewalt and a few pieces of Makita and Bosch here and there.

 

[05Yukon]

Mostly Craftsman. Power tools it varies

 

[HitandRunDriver]

Craftsman, Husky, and the occasional durabuilt piece laying around....snap on is a little spendy for me

 

[matt14]

I have a MAC box with mostly MAC and Snap On tools. My air tools are MAC and Ingressol Rand ( mac is i.r)Only use snap on ratchets and sockets. My favorite tool is my 1/4 drive dewalt cordless impact. That thing kicks ass!

 

[Shaggy]

My hand tools are Snap-On and Craftsman. My pneumatic tools are Snap-On and Dayton. All my power tools consist of Dewalt and Craftsman, and one Hitachi 18v driver that I actually like better than my Dewalt. My main toolchest is a 19 drawer roller bearing Snap-On with top storage.
I try to stick with Snap-on and Craftsman for most of my tools because of the quality and lifetime gaurantee.

What brand of tools do you guys prefer?

 

[JKmotorsports]

Fine Bryan Here's just a few:

My old school 65th Anniversary Premier Edition Snap-On chest I've had for years. Sounds fancy but it's not. Just your avg roller bearing Snap-On chest. I need to get a new one with more storage; I've been out of room for my new tools for a while.

A 16 gallon oil drum I made into a stool, with a 360* spinning seat: