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[Gator]

Nicked, lol

[coconutt]

Most of my tools are craftsman. Tools are obviously not snap-on quality but for the price you cant beat them. If you break something just bring it to the closest sears and they hand you new tools no questions asked. I go through craftsman ratchets like water. Next tool purchase will be various snap-on ratchets. They are extremely strong and have a nice tight ratio, but they are $75+ for just the ratchet.

I have doubles of all my hand tools, and some triples with off brands. My doubles are Craftsman and Stanley (Walmart shit).

The cool thing about Stanley, it's like the Craftsman exchange for Sears. But instead, you take your Stanley broken tool to Home Depot and they'll give you the same tool but their Husky brand.

[Gator]

To the mall I go, for tools and jamba juice

[coconutt]

This tool right here is so handy:

[Francois Dillinger]

i've never used a finger ratchet in my life.

[ratmog]

Nicked, lol

I sip my tea and stick my pinkie at you sir.

[SeanDub]

i've never used a finger ratchet in my life.

Same here

[ratmog]

This tool right here is so handy:

looks bollocks.

[Jesus Christ]

I have craftsman, Stanley and husky. Cant say any of them are bad, I actually haven't broken any but snap on is the rolls Royce of tools and Mac is maybach

[Alexander]

Mastercraft because: Canadian, lifetime warranty, cheap. Used the finger ratchet for tightening a bolt inside of the quarter panel of my dad's stupid Isuzu.

[Gator]

Lol any manlyness achieved by buying tools is already gone

[ratmog]

Did you do something incredibly girly?

[Gator]

Jamba juice

[benz88]

My Toolset for the apartment and house is Stanley, Black powerdercoated 200+ piece set. Then In my shop its a mix of Mastercraft, Craftsman, Snap-on and Westward. Only wrenches I've bent or broke have been craftsman

[Lukey]

my tools at work are all teng atm