Cornwell or Snap On Angle Wrenches?
#1
Cornwell or Snap On Angle Wrenches?
Which would you guys buy and why? I am looking at Cornwells WA21s set which goes from 1/4"-1 1/2" and Snap On's VS814S set which goes from 3/8"-1 1/4".Prices Cornwells 838.62 on sale down from 1,038.62 or Snap On's at 668.30.I've heard Snap on has angles of 15,60,and I believe 30. Cornwell has 15,60 only.The Cornwells sale ends December 31st.So any help is greatly Appreciated.
#2
From what I have heard, and experienced, the Snap-On's have the best angles. I have 3/8" to 1 1/4" and they have gotten almost everything I need them to. By no means can you buy the other 4 Snap-On wrenches to get up to 1 1/2" for the difference in price, but I strongly believe the Snap-On's will reach more places. You may be able to strike a deal with your Snap-On dealer to get the remaining 4 wrenches and have a final price equal to the Cornwells.
Last edited by RAW; 12-27-2011 at 11:27 PM.
#3
From what I have heard, and experienced, the Snap-On's have the best angles. I have 3/8" to 1 1/4" and they have gotten almost everything I need them to. By no means can you buy the other 4 Snap-On wrenches to get up to 1 1/2" for the difference in price, but I strongly believe the Snap-On's will reach more places. You may be able to strike a deal with your Snap-On dealer to get the remaining 4 wrenches and have a final price equal to the Cornwells.
he hit that nail right on the head
#4
My opinion is that you buy the tools that will be the easiest to get warrantied. Whose tool truck do you know you'll be able to find when it breaks?
I travel for work and can typically find a SnapOn truck easier than I can find all the rest of their competitors put together. But if I liked the Cornwell guy and had faith he'd keep coming around every week, I wouldn't hesitate to buy from him.
It sucks to be a tool orphan...
I travel for work and can typically find a SnapOn truck easier than I can find all the rest of their competitors put together. But if I liked the Cornwell guy and had faith he'd keep coming around every week, I wouldn't hesitate to buy from him.
It sucks to be a tool orphan...
#6
My opinion is that you buy the tools that will be the easiest to get warrantied. Whose tool truck do you know you'll be able to find when it breaks?
I travel for work and can typically find a SnapOn truck easier than I can find all the rest of their competitors put together. But if I liked the Cornwell guy and had faith he'd keep coming around every week, I wouldn't hesitate to buy from him.
It sucks to be a tool orphan...
I travel for work and can typically find a SnapOn truck easier than I can find all the rest of their competitors put together. But if I liked the Cornwell guy and had faith he'd keep coming around every week, I wouldn't hesitate to buy from him.
It sucks to be a tool orphan...