Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Man of Honour
You win but link doesn't work
Commissario
Soldato
Strange.... works for me. Snap-On part number OEXLM710B
Man of Honour
Sums up the contents of that toolbox pretty well tbh
Soldato
Need to start a toolbox thread one day...... sad I know 
Man of Honour
I really wish I'd taken a screen grab of what I saw at least 3 times - it's there now.
Commissario
It didn't work for me either, it gave me an error which redirected me to the main catalogue page. The link works now though.
Associate
That they are less than good? Never heard anything bad about Snap On tools apart from their price.
EDIT: Sorry, confused with that gif!
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£345.55 (excl. VAT) £414.66 (incl. VAT) for just a set of 10mm to 19mm long Combination spanners..
I can't think of any reason why anyone would pay around £400 for just a set of 10mm to 19mm spanners
Soldato
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£345.55 (excl. VAT) £414.66 (incl. VAT) for just a set of 10mm to 19mm long Combination spanners..
I can't think of any reason why anyone would pay around £400 for just a set of 10mm to 19mm spanners
i class snapon tools as willy waving for mechanics
they usually quote the life time guarantee but halfords for example also give lifetime on all there professional range.no offence meant ofc as im more than guilty of spending way more than i should just for "a name" on some things
Snap on is fantastic stuff. Yes cheaper stuff is good quality but make no mistake, there's a VERY clear difference in the time spent developing these tools. It shows when using them frequently, tools like this are so much better at difficult tasks than the cheaper stuff.
Granted it's overpriced but when you use this stuff on a daily basis, it can be the difference between a two hour job and a six hour job.
Granted it's overpriced but when you use this stuff on a daily basis, it can be the difference between a two hour job and a six hour job.
Soldato
I bought them on promotion, cost me £240.
It's not just the lifetime guarantee which makes Snap-On so good, it's the dealer that comes round every week. If it's broken, it get replaced. If it's worn, it gets accidentally broken, than replaced. If it's lost, I cry.
It's not just the lifetime guarantee which makes Snap-On so good, it's the dealer that comes round every week. If it's broken, it get replaced. If it's worn, it gets accidentally broken, than replaced. If it's lost, I cry.
Shame they don't do a lifetime guarantee on there cordless impact wrenches and cordless drills as I go through a few these about every 12 months..
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Be fair tho, just buying it coz he comes to your garage isnt an excuse to buy a £300 set of spanners over a £100 set that you could stop at a shop and buy or get A replacement for a damaged item. I know they let you buy on "tick" or on a monthly payment plan but you could also do that with a credit card
I do agree with the comment that if its your job then you should buy the best tools you can as you want them to last etc.
Im an electician and only buy ck tools even if cheaper ones are "as good" so as i said im just as guilty.
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What's in the long box?
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