Well I can say it's definitely wobblier than what I used at the shop when wrenching, but for what I need it's perfectly fine. Unloading the crate it came in by myself was however quite a challenge, I strongly suggest it to be a 2 man job.
I've got a big Beta 8 drawer chest with the button open system and all the molded tool trays. Finally lets me be organized and maybe not lose a 10mm. Overkill is fun
I've got a big Beta 8 drawer chest with the button open system and all the molded tool trays. Finally lets me be organized and maybe not lose a 10mm. Overkill is fun
If you've got toolbox that prevents 10mm wrenches and sockets from disappearing I'd call it magic!
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No shit! But I will give Snap On its props to well made tools that don't break when all others break way to easy.
I think the quality of the tools don't make up for the price difference. I've been using Craftsman for a very long time and I've probably had less than a half dozen tools break. I've never had a socket break, though. Snap-On is so bloody expensive, I know guys that spent more on their box and tools than my last 5 motorcycle purchases put together.
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I just lost my 10mm wrench from my set 3 weeks ago. I had a backup in a set I don't use anymore and pulled the 10mm from it into my current set. I am glad it isn't just me.
I haven't lost a 10mm socket yet, but I am sure that will come someday.
Had mines since 2013. Serves me well. I can see how if it was a heavy use shop lift it would fail....but for the average home mechanic...its a gift from god. I do more work now that I do not have to hunch over the floor.
I did put a professional clamp on it. Id buy another one for sure.
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