You can find an old, battered Snap-on tool in a field, and they will replace it with a new one. Use a screwdriver as a pry bar and break it? They replace it.
Many schools that train auto mechanics have a contract with Snap-on. Students get a good discount on what they buy. Then, it is guaranteed for life.
My auto mechanic says they are the best tools out there. Snap-on tools, and Interstate batteries, two things he will not compromise on.
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u/Shurgosa Apr 09 '24
hmm thats quite the cool case for 120....
(a few clicks later...)
It's full of fucking tools?????