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Originally Posted by elusivemax93
well since this is all as i would believe at home in the garage based work then its good enough for that and the warranty would and should cover if it has one. but as far as using tools as a professional as i do in the industry of cars. carftsman/stanley do not cover there tools if they are used on a professional level. in other words if your buying these tools for more then just at home do it yourself work then look into buying good quality tools from snap on matco mac and cornwell verses buying cheap tools but if its just for you as a hobby then good luck with it man.
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how is sears going to know if you broke a socket while working in a shop? unless you tell them...and i doubt they would care.
IMO the difference between the Snap-On, MAC, Matco compared to craftsman are their unique specialty tools. other than the tool truck comes to the shop.
a craftsman wrench will turn the bolt just like a snap-on wrench. if the craftsman wrench breaks then i bring it back to sears on a sunday and get a new one. if the snap on one breaks i'm going to have to hunt down my local Snap-on guy during the week.
stanley back in the day made some decent stuff..but now some of their tools are not all that.
best to stay with a US made tool set that carries a lifetime warranty.