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Old 04-02-2005, 11:52 PM   #13
Fred T
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SK tools can be a good buy for the money. I used to be able to buy them locally for jobber price, but the business sold and I can't get the discount from the new owner. E-bay and www.thetoolwarehouse.net usually have good prices. Far superior to craftsman, which have lost a lot of quality in the last 30 years. Not as high of quality as Snap-On, but nowhere near the price. I've been slowly replacing all of my craftsman with SK, just do some bargain shopping. Their torque wrenches are great, comparable to Proto.
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