Ratings Of Tools By Brand: Difference between revisions
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Overall: 5 It's hard to get such a good combination of price, value, and warranty. For me, Craftsman is simply the best for a home mechanic, or in many cases a professional. Many of my tools at work are Craftsman. | Overall: 5 It's hard to get such a good combination of price, value, and warranty. For me, Craftsman is simply the best for a home mechanic, or in many cases a professional. Many of my tools at work are Craftsman. | ||
==Companion== | ==Companion (Sears)== | ||
Cost: 2.5 Fairly good tools at a cheap price. | Cost: 2.5 Fairly good tools at a cheap price. | ||
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Warranty: 1 Non existent. | Warranty: 1 Non existent. | ||
Overall: 3.5 A good starter tool set for a budding home mechanic. Not so great for professionals. Sockets seem to be the best value in this brand. Too bad there's no warranty. There is more difference in quality between Craftsman and Companion than between Snap-On and Blue-Point. | Overall: 3.5 A good starter tool set for a budding home mechanic. Not so great for professionals. Sockets seem to be the best value in this brand. Too bad there's no warranty. There is more difference in quality between Craftsman and Companion than between Snap-On and Blue-Point. | ||
==Ace Hardware== | ==Ace Hardware== | ||