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Old 10-29-2008, 12:27 AM
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My economic stimulus package..

Ok, so I finally decided that I need to totally revamp/upgrade my tool box and tools (including a new drill, impact wrench, and jigsaw)... as well as wrench sets, ratchets, sockets, pliers, screw drivers, hammers, etc etc bla bla bla..

I'm looking most seriously at Snap On, Craftsman, Matco, Mac, and as well as Channel, Klein, Whia, and other brands US and German brands.. Not looking at all at anything made in China, India or any other 3rd world slave labor nations. The idea is spend between 6-7K max on a total work bench area for both my car tinkering and home improvement, focusing on high quality items and getting as much made in the USA as I can.

Can you all weigh in on what I should get? and more importantly, why?
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