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Originally Posted by Supermassive
Snap-on is overpriced and does exactly the same thing Craftsman does...they make nice tools but the only way I would use them over the tried and true Craftsman tools is if they were the same price or free.
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Couldn't agree more. I don't do this professionally to justify owning snap on. Craftsman gets the job done and if a tool breaks during a install, sears is only 15 min away for me. I can go get it exchanged and run home and finish the job. I don't think u can do that with snap on. Probably have to call it in and get a rga and send it in. Which can probably take weeks before getting it back.
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Originally Posted by bcj
When you can afford it, torque wrenches.
A large one for lug nuts and crank bolts(ft/lb) and a smaller one for small bolts (inch/lb).
You can't get one that does everything.
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Torque wrenches are pretty cheap now. I think I saw a digital craftsman 1/2 and 3/8 for 99.99 2 weeks ago at sears.