Nothing better thank Klein!

[gueroloco13]

I dare anyone to say that any company makes better electrician tools than Klein

[Poodle Head Mikey]

The world seems well supplied with stupid people - so I'd say that there's a good likelihood that you could find someone to take you up on that dare.

But it wouldn't be me. <g>

PHM
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I dare anyone to say that any company makes better electrician tools than Klein

[2sac]

You joined H-Talk to tell us that?

[Poodle Head Mikey]

Apparently he did. <g>

But give him time - he's probably out working.

PHM
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You joined H-Talk to tell us that?

[VTP99]

Let me guess his trade 🤔

[Restaurant Mech]

While I like my Klein stuff, it's quite good.....
My snap on stuff is better.

[VTP99]

and there you have it .....

[Poodle Head Mikey]

OK - just don't cheat and check his profile! <g>

PHM
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Let me guess his trade ��

[VTP99]

You'll know if I do won't you ?

[Snapperhead]

While I like my Klein stuff, it's quite good.....
My snap on stuff is better.

I dont think snap on ever made anything of their own..... they just slap their name on stuff

For instance .... back when I worked on Electric Tools ... their cordless 1/4 ratchet was Black n Decker ... I did alot of warranty for Snap on and bought Black n Decker parts to fix them

[Poodle Head Mikey]

I won't if you don't want me to. <g>

I'm most interested in luring the man back to validate your guess.

PHM
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You'll know if I do won't you ?

[corny]

I dont think snap on ever made anything of their own..... they just slap their name on stuff

For instance .... back when I worked on Electric Tools ... their cordless 1/4 ratchet was Black n Decker ... I did alot of warranty for Snap on and bought Black n Decker parts to fix them

Their wrenches and ratchet bodies are made in a plant here. Anything forged. They used to have 2 plants in the area and the one that did the plastic parts got packed up and shipped to you know where... lol

[corny]

Ive never had good luck with klein cross point screwdrivers. And.. Ive got a pair of 7 inch long nose pliers from doyle that are made just as well as my kleins.. at half the cost.

[corny]

Where did this tool forum come from..... dang

[Poodle Head Mikey]

Maybe that's the secret - right there in their name: They just Snap their name On to stuff?

PHM
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I dont think snap on ever made anything of their own..... they just slap their name on stuff

For instance .... back when I worked on Electric Tools ... their cordless 1/4 ratchet was Black n Decker ... I did alot of warranty for Snap on and bought Black n Decker parts to fix them

[VTP99]

Why didn't I think of that 🤔

[Poodle Head Mikey]

Someone named gueroloco13 started this thread.

Stating: "Nothing better thank Klein!"

It was/is his only post and he made it on December 6 at about 4:00P.

I wonder why? Why did he even join? Just to make a single banal statement? <g>

[VTP99]

Stock holder 🤔

[Restaurant Mech]

I dont think snap on ever made anything of their own..... they just slap their name on stuff

For instance .... back when I worked on Electric Tools ... their cordless 1/4 ratchet was Black n Decker ... I did alot of warranty for Snap on and bought Black n Decker parts to fix them

Snap on makes every wrench and forged tool they sell. Even the cordless stuff they make.
Now the sub brand blue point is rebadged stuff from God knows where.
If you want good ratchets, sockets, pliers or screwdrivers it will be VERY hard to find something better than snap on.
For cordless stuff, I don't bother.

[2sac]

Snap on makes every wrench and forged tool they sell. Even the cordless stuff they make.
Now the sub brand blue point is rebadged stuff from God knows where.
If you want good ratchets, sockets, pliers or screwdrivers it will be VERY hard to find something better than snap on.
For cordless stuff, I don't bother.

and Snap On is still made in America as far as I know. There is a plant in Crystal Lake IL that I pass by every now and again.

One of my customers is good friends with "Mr. Klein". It's still family owned and the son and family still lives in the Chicago area. The plant no longer is.