[CBRacerX]

I was a Craftsman guy when I first started out (high school) since that was what I could afford and the guarantee was just what I needed. Since I couldn't afford chisels, sometimes the screwdrivers had to do double duty :0

Since then I have converted to almost all Snap-On tools. I bought some used from an estate sale, that really helped a lot (even got a snap-on floor jack from that one), but many wrenches and sockets I purchased new. The truck man was very fair to me, and I was a regular customer for a few years when my business was sponsoring a racecar (my own).

I find the snap-on tools break much less often, and do not strip or damage fasteners. Plus they feel good in your hands.

Not cheap indeed, but I plan to keep using them till the end...

Chris