12-06-2017, 11:18 AM
(12-06-2017, 02:30 AM)Sully Wrote: I like my harbor freight ratchets. I have the Craftsman too but wanted to try something more modern and figured I'd give the harbor freight ones a try. I have the composite and then a big 1/2 extendable one. I want to get one of the regular 3/8 ratchets too. But yea I've broken a Craftsman 1/4 but I think it more just wore out but was of course replaced for free. But I don't see me breaking the harbor freight ones but the fact they also carry a lifetime warranty made it an easier purchase decision. Of course I don't use the composite to break things loose which is how I could see it breaking. Also I don't really like those flex head ones. At least definitely not for all the time use. The head is always just flopping around (twss).
I'm definitely in need of a good matching screw driver set weather purchased individual or as a set. Was thinking of trying harbor freight for them as well but open to suggestions.
Still really want to pick up a harbor freight tool cart (the red one) at some point.
If you want to see more of my harbor freight fanboism, search back though this thread.
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For screwdrivers go Snap-On. I just assume my HF screwdrivers (I pick up free with their coupons) will be rounded within 2-3 uses but they make great pry tools.
No idea how I break my snap-on multiple times while the HF holds up. It always breaks in the head (ratcheting mechanism). I NEVER hammer on it but I think the small 3/8 head + long handle put a ton of force into it when breaking stuff loose.
Sorry I dont know how people still like Crafstman ratchets. They are garbage. I do love real Craftsman open ended wrenches though. Only wrenches aside from Snap-On that seem to have tight tolerances and don't deflect under load. Even the Gearwrenches seem to deflect a lot.
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