SNAP ON and craftsman like everyone else.

 

Craftsman for hand tools
Bosch for power tools

 

Most of my tools are Snap On. with a few odds and ends of cheap brands lying around

 

husky pro cause we have a bussiness account at home cheapo h:

 

i like craftsman....great bang for the buck. i used to work in the sears tool dept also :chuckles:

 

I don't care as long as they do the job at hand. I have 2 Bosch battery drills, Bosch circular saw, Milwaukee 1/2 hole shooter drill, Milwaukee Sawzall, Milwaukee sabre saw, Milwaukee router, Bosch router, Craftsman router, Delta shaper, Delta tablesaw, DeWalt 12" compound Mitersaw, and probably some others I forgot about. For tilesaws I have a 3/4hp MK and a smaller 1/3 hp model, as well as a couple of ones good only for wall tile. As far as non powered hand tools go it's a mix, whatever works and lasts, I never worried about whether or not it had a lifetime warrantee, if I needed to replace something I just bought what I needed, instead of going to the specific store that I bought something from, especially if it was out of the way. As you can tell these aren't mechanics tools, and nobody drove around to the work sites to sell tools. Worksites change in the construction industry, not like garages in the automotive industry.

 

craftsman tools suck, if you get the ratchets wet you have to get them replaced, snap-on all the way

 

snap-on > *