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bryan · 28 Oct 2005, 06:51 pm

Yeah, I have a mishmosh of tools at my workplace and my garage. Some snap-on some craftsman, some bluepoint, some husky. Personally I prefer craftsman for a good everyday count on it tool. The only two peices of equipment that I own that have broke are snap on......My compressor is husky, my air tools are campbell housfeld, ingersol, and craftsman.....I still have no garage......what tools do you guys use? Wtf is up with the subliminal messaging?

ratfink454 · 28 Oct 2005, 06:58 pm

Craftsmen for hand tools, right now I have an Emglo air compressor, powertools I use Milwaukee, De Walt, or Craftsmen, and air tools I prefer Ingersoll-Rand, Chicago Pneumatic, or Craftsmen. I also have a Lincoln Electric Mig welder.

American Psycho · 28 Oct 2005, 06:59 pm

I tend to use husky or craftsmen. other sockets break and i get p-offed.

subliminal messaging is directed towards the OG tree hugging society

v_dub_ya · 28 Oct 2005, 07:01 pm

The majority of my tools are Craftsman. I have a Craftsman Tool Box and a Kenny Bernstein Mac Tool Box. I have Snap-On wrenches, metric and standard, they feel better and arent as hard on my hands. All Blue point air tools and a Mac Impact Gun. All my sockets are from Craftsman, except my Impact sockets, they are Mac. All screwdrivers are from Snap-On, they have held up the longest.

American Psycho · 28 Oct 2005, 07:02 pm

snap on dealers and mac tools people are tools themself. kinda like mary Kay people

robz95xj · 28 Oct 2005, 07:15 pm

Stanley,craftsman and Husky, btwhas any one had experrience returning Husky tools to home depot, i got 2 rachets that are broke that i need to return

bryan · 28 Oct 2005, 08:16 pm

I love when the snap-on and mac guys come by. I sit there waiting for a week for one socket or swivel socket I broke.........Meanwhile I go by sears on the way home and pick up my god-damn new sockets.....that takes all of 10 minutes..........I am losing faith in my tool guys.

Vette Collector · 29 Oct 2005, 07:06 am

ya thats why i dont buy snap on and mac. I own my own shop and I cant wait a week for a tool I need. i use a lot of Husky. I never have a problem if something breaks, and luckily ive only broken a few things. I've pretty much cleared all the snap on and mac tools except the tool boxes there so frigen expensive. as for air compressor i use an ingersoll-rand and all Chicago Pneumatic.

Grale Guy · 29 Oct 2005, 09:24 am

All of my tools are ether Mac or Snap-on i think you get what you pay for :thumb:

28 Oct 2005, 06:51 pm	#1 (permalink)
bryan Young Noob Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Saint Louis Posts: 95 bryan's Gallery	Preferred tools.......... Yeah, I have a mishmosh of tools at my workplace and my garage. Some snap-on some craftsman, some bluepoint, some husky. Personally I prefer craftsman for a good everyday count on it tool. The only two peices of equipment that I own that have broke are snap on......My compressor is husky, my air tools are campbell housfeld, ingersol, and craftsman.....I still have no garage......what tools do you guys use? Wtf is up with the subliminal messaging? __________________ If racing was outlawed, only outlaws would race 1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2 F@ck the three bears. My dad told me stories about street racing and running from the cops........But I dont do that....not recently.......since yesterday Last edited by bryan; 28 Oct 2005 at 06:53 pm.

28 Oct 2005, 07:01 pm	#4 (permalink)
v_dub_ya Pulling the belts tight Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Reluctantly crouched at the starting line Posts: 10,745 v_dub_ya's Gallery	The majority of my tools are Craftsman. I have a Craftsman Tool Box and a Kenny Bernstein Mac Tool Box. I have Snap-On wrenches, metric and standard, they feel better and arent as hard on my hands. All Blue point air tools and a Mac Impact Gun. All my sockets are from Craftsman, except my Impact sockets, they are Mac. All screwdrivers are from Snap-On, they have held up the longest. __________________

28 Oct 2005, 07:15 pm	#6 (permalink)
robz95xj I'm Takin A Shit Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Under the Jeep Posts: 12,947 robz95xj's Gallery	Stanley,craftsman and Husky, btwhas any one had experrience returning Husky tools to home depot, i got 2 rachets that are broke that i need to return __________________ 1995 Jeep Cherokee Sport-6.5" lift & 35's 1993 Jeep Cherokee Sport-1.5" lift & stockers

28 Oct 2005, 08:16 pm	#7 (permalink)
bryan Young Noob Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Saint Louis Posts: 95 bryan's Gallery	I love when the snap-on and mac guys come by. I sit there waiting for a week for one socket or swivel socket I broke.........Meanwhile I go by sears on the way home and pick up my god-damn new sockets.....that takes all of 10 minutes..........I am losing faith in my tool guys. __________________ If racing was outlawed, only outlaws would race 1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2 F@ck the three bears. My dad told me stories about street racing and running from the cops........But I dont do that....not recently.......since yesterday

29 Oct 2005, 09:24 am	#9 (permalink)
Grale Guy Senior Tremekian Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Bristol southwest UK Posts: 1,281 Grale Guy's Gallery	All of my tools are ether Mac or Snap-on i think you get what you pay for :thumb: __________________

29 Oct 2005, 07:06 am	#8 (permalink)
Vette Collector Fresh Noob Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 14 Vette Collector's Gallery	ya thats why i dont buy snap on and mac. I own my own shop and I cant wait a week for a tool I need. i use a lot of Husky. I never have a problem if something breaks, and luckily ive only broken a few things. I've pretty much cleared all the snap on and mac tools except the tool boxes there so frigen expensive. as for air compressor i use an ingersoll-rand and all Chicago Pneumatic.

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