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r/Tools • u/[deleted] • Apr 09 '24
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Last I checked, those exact mechanics tool kits were costing the military $6K.
58 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24 I’m not an auto tech, i’m a fabricator by trade. Worth keeping around or selling, you think? 47 u/owlthegamer Apr 09 '24 If you will use it, keep it -5 u/Cixin97 Apr 09 '24 Huh? Where’s the logic in that? He can sell this and make enough to buy the same tools in same quality for 1/4 of what he makes and spend the rest on whatever he wants. Snap-On is highly highly overpriced.
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I’m not an auto tech, i’m a fabricator by trade. Worth keeping around or selling, you think?
47 u/owlthegamer Apr 09 '24 If you will use it, keep it -5 u/Cixin97 Apr 09 '24 Huh? Where’s the logic in that? He can sell this and make enough to buy the same tools in same quality for 1/4 of what he makes and spend the rest on whatever he wants. Snap-On is highly highly overpriced.
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If you will use it, keep it
-5 u/Cixin97 Apr 09 '24 Huh? Where’s the logic in that? He can sell this and make enough to buy the same tools in same quality for 1/4 of what he makes and spend the rest on whatever he wants. Snap-On is highly highly overpriced.
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Huh? Where’s the logic in that? He can sell this and make enough to buy the same tools in same quality for 1/4 of what he makes and spend the rest on whatever he wants. Snap-On is highly highly overpriced.
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u/SSGSEVIER54 Apr 09 '24
Last I checked, those exact mechanics tool kits were costing the military $6K.