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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Linn County, Oregon
Posts: 48,818
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Originally posted by Jays72T
If you have the $ and work on your car(s) good quality tools are worth it. I am getting more and more Snap-On tools in box since my wife works for them but I've always been a Craftsman user and have not had too many problems. Still, I'm replacing my tools with Snap-On because you can feel the difference and they do the work better, with less stripped nuts and bolts With that said, when I've broken a ratchet, wrench or socket I had zero problem returning them to Sears which is easier then tracking down a truck on the weekend. I also have some SK tools and like them as well.
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So Jay, we're all dying to know...what's the snap-on "employee discount", percentage wise? BTW, I love the SK stuff I've purchased from our host. Blatant plug, but a well deserved one. 
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