Which Tools?

[mattmcdan]

Mac

-Matt

 

[Roland69]

Fisher Price





























J/K I use Snap-On and MAC and they are good.......I also have alot of Mastercraft Maximum tool's (from Canadian tire)

 

[z2o_what]

I'm a ASE Master Tech... SNAP ON all the way.

A profesional mechanic with a toolbox filled with ampro and craftsman tools...

ASE Ask Someone Else

edit: that was a joke just so noone was offended

 

[Chuckman]

ive always preffered the mac tools, probably because back in the day (before i was i born, but just barely so) my dad used to have a mac truck of his own. im still discovering all the different tools he had, we've got a full set and then some of hand tools from the late 70's/early 80's. whatever "holes" i find in the collection (1/4" ratchets, metric stuff, etc) i fill with crapsman, er, ah, craftsman.

 

[bynummustang]

I know many professionals, ASE boys, and local boys with 8 second cars who have their boxes filled with ampro...

I see no reason to knock on them, I like them. I just don't like craftsman because I break too many of them.

 

[90mustangGT]

Craftsman, ampro, stanly, are ok for home use, but every day, there is a difference.

 

[At1Maverick69]

any of the top 3, but anything that works.

 

[TrophyHead]

I have a few Snap-on tools....love there ratchets. To expensive fore my blood, unless I was working on cars for a living. My buddy just bought a Snap-on tool box for 6,000 bucks. No tools included.lol He had to take a loan out for it.

Armstrong is another good name. Bahco makes the best cresent wrenchs.

 

[ALMOST STOCK]

Craftsman tools are OK for home but not for a professional mechanic. There is a vast difference in fit between Snap On and Craftsman. The Snap On tools I have are all old, but the sockets & wrenches fit tighter than the new Craftsman stuff I have.

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