RE: I heard that John Bobbitt has endorsed Snap-on tools.

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Jun 20, 2024
4:28:34pm

mvtoro Scrub

RE: I heard that John Bobbitt has endorsed Snap-on tools.

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POLL: Best tool company

carlstud

Jun 20, 4:09pm

If you mean the company that produces the most tools

SalmonOfCapistrano

Jun 20, 4:11pm

Drills? Impact wrench? Driver?

Jun 20, 4:11pm

Rigid does lifetime guarantees, even on their batteries

SWKTNative

Jun 20, 4:11pm

I thought that ended

DiamondMo

Jun 20, 4:13pm

Perhaps. Last time I bought was about 3 years ago. Still had it then

SWKTNative

Jun 20, 4:23pm

Looks like it is still around according to their website

SWKTNative

Jun 20, 7:08pm

My son-in-law's cabinet manufacturing/installation company swears by DeWalt

Hoopster

Jun 20, 4:13pm

Snap on, but

cruiserhead

Jun 20, 4:18pm

I heard that John Bobbitt has endorsed Snap-on tools.

Jun 20, 4:27pm

RE: I heard that John Bobbitt has endorsed Snap-on tools.

mvtoro

Jun 20, 4:28pm

Extra points if you can remember the name of his penis-slicing wife

Jun 20, 4:40pm

Lorenna!

cruiserhead

Jun 20, 4:52pm

Lorena. What do I win?!

gmj81

Jun 20, 4:53pm

Doh! Beat by a razor thin margin

gmj81

Jun 20, 4:53pm

You win because you spelled her name correctly. Your prize is

Jun 20, 5:02pm

Vivint

4mack

Jun 20, 4:19pm

For hand tools, warranty and ease of exchange is big deal. Craftsman.

Madam Pattirini

Jun 20, 4:24pm

Craftsman warranty is nice, but quality of tool seems lacking compared to other

cougarfan84

Jun 20, 4:54pm

I bought a set almost 50 years ago and still using most of them.

hitechcpa

Jun 20, 5:37pm

50 years ago the quality was likely much better than it is now.

cougarfan84

Jun 20, 5:40pm

U of U Athletic Dept

Jun 20, 4:24pm

CB

Baron

Jun 20, 4:28pm

Are any of them bad? Like you'd never want to own one?

lightmann

Jun 20, 4:55pm

First 4 are all good - but also cost more than others

RWaters

Jun 20, 5:15pm

After watching probably 13-15 comparison tests on YT, I am going with Milwaukee

OldFogey

Jun 20, 5:23pm

Hilti

coolblue

Jun 20, 5:40pm

Yeah, but I think he was only including tools you can buy at general retailers.

Flippy

Jun 20, 6:08pm

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