So Luke are you saying comapre everything (price wise) to Cornwell?
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Originally posted by 5Toes View PostSo Luke are you saying comapre everything (price wise) to Cornwell?
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Originally posted by b*saint View PostI have Wiha electronic screwdrivers. They are really good. I also buy Bondhus allen keys because Snapon/Mac/etc are rebadged Bondhus.
So Cornwell is Snapon just cheaper? I definitely dont want to buy Snap On for my first tools.. and I probably wont later in life.
I guess my budget is about $400, and that is for a ratchet set, allen wrenches, screwdrivers, nutdrivers, pliers, and a nice torque wrench. I figure Ill use my Dad's wrenches, kind of hard to break those.
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Originally posted by der affe View Postwhat about Kolbalt or Husky?
simple hand tools stuff like that should be readily available for warrenty exchange if you brake them and the pricing is not bad for a HS student on a budget.
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Yes I agree Craftsmen are nice, but they seem to be sub standard and survive on their warranty. Supposedbly when people order their 140 piece sets they have to send 10% of the pieces in for new ones because the chrome has problems.
I don't mind them, it's just I want something I can count on, not something I expect to eventually have to be replaced. People buy Hazet without a warranty, because the warranty never needs to be claimed....
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Originally posted by 5Toes View Post
So Cornwell is Snapon just cheaper?
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Originally posted by b*saint View PostI have Wiha electronic screwdrivers. They are really good. I also buy Bondhus allen keys because Snapon/Mac/etc are rebadged Bondhus.
Anyways anybody care to give their oppinion of the best three driver companies. I dont want to hear SNap On or any similarly priced equivalent. Im talking Wiha, Wera, Bondhuss, PB Swiss, that stuff.
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