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Anyone use SK tools? Seems like their between Craftsman Professional and Snap On. They say they are SuperKrome finish, but is that actually chrome? Do you have to find a dealer to return them if they break like Snap On? www.skhandtool.com
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SK tools are good stuff. I have many tools from them, and love them all. you are right, most people see SK as better than Craftsman, but not quite Snap On. I think that they are great tools for the money.
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I have a few SK tools, their definitely great quality for the price...as far as returns, does it mention anything on their website? Their used to be a "USA Tools" dealer that came to one of the shops that I worked at, and he sold SK Tools...he used to take guy's broken sockets, etc.
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they're good stuff. a lot of their stuff is a lot cheaper than the "big 3," but just as good. the only thing that i wouldnt use is sk's wrenches. the open ends tend to "stretch," snap on wrenches are the way to go, IMO.