Tool dealers - can any one offer a deal on a decent tool kit ? - Page 2

rcgbob44 · 30-Dec-2005, 10:56

What ever one you decide to go for i would suggest that you go for 12 point, rather than 6 point, sockets.

Snap on are very good but if your budget is tight try Kamasa stuff.

Happy New Year.

Carbon749 · 30-Dec-2005, 11:35

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Originally posted by rcgbob44
What ever one you decide to go for i would suggest that you go for 12 point, rather than 6 point, sockets.

Snap on are very good but if your budget is tight try Kamasa stuff.

Happy New Year.

The 20 year old socket set that I'm putting into retirement is Kamasa .... only weak point are the ratchets and an allen key adaptor that was made of plasticine.

Thanks for the advice.

andyb · 30-Dec-2005, 21:29

Life time guarantee with snap on.............I find that the shiny chrome stuff becomes slippy when covered in a bit oil......

Real McCoy · 30-Dec-2005, 22:04

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Originally posted by andyb
Life time guarantee with snap on.............I find that the shiny chrome stuff becomes slippy when covered in a bit oil......

lifetime paying it off too

m1keyp · 31-Dec-2005, 19:04

http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/scripts/...at=Tool%20Sets

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