Douglas,
That is a great argument for buying good tools. Lately I have bought a cheap
Harbor Freight parts washer since ai hardly use it. But I do wish it had
better quality. On the other hand, this weekend I got to use my one Snap-on
tool, a square 10mm socket for my transmission's drain and fill plugs. It is
great having the right tool, though I use it so seldom.
By the way, what is the rack mounting arrangement you have for the wrenches?
I bought some cheap (there I go again!) racks to store my wrenches in
drawers, but they don't work well at all.
Ken Landaiche
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From: Douglas Shook [mailto:shook@usc.edu]
(I have the S-K pro-series wrench sets rack-mounted
on the wall in my shop for "easy access," of course. :-)
You'll never regret buying the best tools you can afford. If nothing
else, you can just go out to the shop to look at, clean and hold them.
Life is too short for cheap tools.
doug
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