Tools

[2006C6]

Thats what I usually hear from people.

[wdhewson]

Speaking of tools. My assortment is crazy diverse due to the collection method. I spent about 15 years on a bicycle and found hundreds on tools on the road during that time. I really had no idea where they all came from until I owned a car and absent mindedly left tools under the hood during servicing. So I too gave some back to the road.

[2006C6]

Hey guys, so a couple of you wanted me to post once I tried these tools out. A few things I noticed.
1) shipping was super fast, they refunded some of my money because the shipping quote was more than what they actually paid to ship the goods.
2) the packaging of the tools was better than I expected for the price I paid
3) The tools are holding up great. a couple of guys at work have used them as well

Overall, very surprised and pleased with the product and communication with these guys. check them out if you need something. thetoolchest.ca

Later,

[coppertales]

I bought Craftsman because if the warranty and price. Sears always has something on sale. Now that I am an old fart, I buy anything I need at Harbor Freight because I doubt if I will break anything and they are cheap enough that a replacement is not a big deal. The lifetime warranty is not important any longer, I'm 65. Snap on and Mac are nice tools if you have the money for them. Alot of my Craftsman tools are over 50 years old and they are still working just fine. If I was starting out again, I would buy Craftsman simply because there are Sears stores everywhere and something is always on sale.......chris3

[2006C6]

Originally Posted by coppertales

I bought Craftsman because if the warranty and price. Sears always has something on sale. Now that I am an old fart, I buy anything I need at Harbor Freight because I doubt if I will break anything and they are cheap enough that a replacement is not a big deal. The lifetime warranty is not important any longer, I'm 65. Snap on and Mac are nice tools if you have the money for them. Alot of my Craftsman tools are over 50 years old and they are still working just fine. If I was starting out again, I would buy Craftsman simply because there are Sears stores everywhere and something is always on sale.......chris3

yeah, this is just another option in a list of many mfr.