Top 5 Must Have Tools From Snap On

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[flatratemaster]

FYI The reason the PWZ Pliers did not make the list is they are available from Bahco and I did a Video on just them :)

[elcheapo]

Agreed on all counts. I would also add their ratcheting screwdriver, their dual 80 ratchets, their ball joint press, their pullers, and Techangle torque wrenches.

[jeffmassey]

Would love to see a wrench review on Wright 2.0 wrenches in comparison to the snapon.

[DOYLECLEVERLOBE]

And after a second mortgage, selling a kidney, and promising my first born, only leaves 342 payments and they're all mine.

[wruneskape]

It would be cool if you made a top 5 Milwaukee tools video

[mechanicmike]

Snap on also makes "in my opinion" the best screwdrivers, I haven't tried S-K screwdrivers, but Mac, Cornwell, Matco all pale in comparison. Great video!!

[MYERS]

Totally agree on the line wrenches. The best if you don't want a nightmare.

[tracydiller]

Totally agree have had my Snapon Tools for a VERY, VERY, VERY LONG TIME and in my opinion not to many tools beats them.Great video FRM and as always keep them coming.

[leoashrae]

On the Snap-On wrenches, I have a love/hate relationship. I love my old Snap-On wrenches, which have the forged I-beam handles. They feel comfortable in the hand. The new (the term new is relative... I'm old) Snap-On wrenches, with the flat polished handles, hurt my hands when I really have to get serious with a fastener. And, doing mostly AC work, I get serious with a lot of large fasteners which you can't get a socket on. As a matter of fact, I got so disgusted with my set of long Snap-On metric combination wrenches, I traded them to my MAC guy for a full set of the MAC Precision-Torque combination wrenches. The big beefy handles feel much better in the hand and the wrenches grip the fastener even better than the Snap-On wrenches did. Just my $.02.

[lilrobeddie]

Nice video FRM . I definitely do need that dead blow brass hammer even though I might not use it every day on big rigs but here and there I’ll use it

[JosepSkysprinter]

I have the same hammer, was worried since it wasn’t brass but the bronze has held up and it’s my go to hammer at 32oz

[Toolaholic]

I would add the flat wide tipped radiator hose pick set.Since I purchased it, never used my pointy tipped hose picks ever since

[thatmechanicguy]

The best and only brass hammers to me are the ones I made myself when working as a machinist. I’ve had them for two decades and use them all the time. Everyone that works on anything needs a nice brass hammer.

[kellymcandrews]

I agree with this list, have all those tools myself minus the hammer. Thanks for the tip on the hammer, I'll have to pick one up. Another great Snap on tool is the extra long allen sockets, I've torqued the hell out of them removing side yolks on VW DSG transmissions and they never give or strip. Get a set and save yourself from taking out the cradle the next time you have to pull a DSG on a VW.

[eric-trgf]

The Ball joint press kit is the best on the market. Also their 1/2 cordless impact is very strong. Im surprised quite frequently by a co workers SO gun compared to my Milwaukee HO gun.

[autobodytechdave]

Agree, have 3 of 5, I would add the best ratcheting screw driver is snap on, used one from 1988 till 2016, it finally cracked my dealer gave me a new one, let me keep it, was my very first tool I bought when starting out, THANKS

[tjs]

Several of my co workers have the snap on air hammer. A while back i bought Mac's newest air hammer. The MPH1911. Hits very hard. Can do anything the snap on can do and for $150 less.

[gmlover]

Agreed! My Snap On wrenches are amazing.

[HardKnocksForge]

Glad you said .401 shank on that #4... I do use brass hammers but I’m more of a lead hammer guy still. I mostly agree on the flare nut wrenches, mostly...

[mid-thumbautomotive]

Agree on the flare nut wrenches. Now I have my eye on their hose pick set with the flattened ends (SGA102BR). Always nervous sticking a pointy ended hose pick into a hose.