Originally Posted by J M
... and Cornwall tools, and they cost a lot less then Snap On.

Last year a guy in the shop I was working at bought a set of Cornwell wrenches, tried them, but ended up not liking them, a personal preference. So he returned them, and bought an identical set of Snap-On wrenches, the Snap-on set was cheaper, not by much, but it was none the less.

Grigg

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