surprisingly husky has good stuff, but i like channel-lock and klein tools(for types of slip join plyers, side cutters, needle nose)

 

The difference in price between Husky PRO and Snap on is like 85% lol make sure you get husky PRO... theres a difference in quality.

 

yea, I never really liked husky until I started using their ratchet wrenches, then I got a set of their pro screwdrivers, etc. and than it was all husky from there lol

 

thats what i have and plan to use, the wrenches and sockets, but im just not happy w. the ratchet.... so your saying husky is better then snap on? or its 85% as good?

 

i have a ratcheting screw driver by husky and i love it!!! its better than the craftsman multi bit screwdriver i have(the ratchet mechanism is really strong) It came with a full set of torx bits, long and short phillips and flat heads, and a nut driver set going up to 1/2 inch

 

No, Snap On makes some of the best tools in the world. I was saying snap on is about 85% more expensive than Husky

But for a home shop.... I dont think snap on is really necessary.

 

no husky isnt better than snap on, snap on justs costs more than your car....

 

The thing is.... you can spend $20 bucks on a Husky ratchet or $180 on a Snap On. The snap on will never break......... BUT you can break the husky one 9 times and still break even

 

lol, ima check into this husky company then. its gonna be to get me thru school, and hell if its good itll get use everyday(going to school for automotive, so after school guess what i plan to do....lol).

ill check them out, thx.

 

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