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exmonkeypunk · 08-03-2008, 06:26 PM

i find that i break alot of the newer snap-on drill bits and sockets.
I have some older ones maybe from the late 70's up till the early 90's and they're like my tank tools. I only break them out when i really need to get something broke loose. My Craftsman tools are like the grunts of my collection... Other than the couple of Stanley screwdrivers and odd and end Taiwan sockets that seem to randomly morph into my tool box somehow.

I'm sure if Matco would give me a credit line off the truck, then snap-on would do the same. I'll find out tomorrow i'm sure. Maybe both reps will show up at the same time and i can make them battle it out to the death, winner gets to sell me tools.... May the better tool man win. GRUNT GRUNT GRUNT GRUNT (tim taylor)

08-03-2008, 06:26 PM	#19
exmonkeypunk Barrito Loco Diablo Join Date: May 2008 Location: Cherry Valley, Illinois Posts: 636	Re: Sears...... (Rant)S i find that i break alot of the newer snap-on drill bits and sockets. I have some older ones maybe from the late 70's up till the early 90's and they're like my tank tools. I only break them out when i really need to get something broke loose. My Craftsman tools are like the grunts of my collection... Other than the couple of Stanley screwdrivers and odd and end Taiwan sockets that seem to randomly morph into my tool box somehow. I'm sure if Matco would give me a credit line off the truck, then snap-on would do the same. I'll find out tomorrow i'm sure. Maybe both reps will show up at the same time and i can make them battle it out to the death, winner gets to sell me tools.... May the better tool man win. GRUNT GRUNT GRUNT GRUNT (tim taylor)