Should You Buy Cornwell Tools?

Should You Buy Cornwell Tools?

BELOW ARE LINKS FOR DISCOUNTED TOOLS ON MY AMAZON. I WILL BE UPDATING THE PRICES AND ADDING MORE TOOLS
THIS WEEKEND.

WRENCH EXTENDER

STREAM LIGHT STYLUS PRO

COOLANT FILLER AIR LIFT

SCREW AND BOLT EXTRACTOR (EXACT SAME KIT AS SNAP ON. THEY CHARGE 120.00)

MILWAUKEE 18V WET DRY VACUUM

NOID LIGHT SET FUEL INJECTOR CIRCUIT TESTER

TIRE MACHINE AND BALANCER COMBO GREAT DEAL
FREE SHIPPING

LISLE 63900 WINDOW HOLDERS

PORTASOL BUTANE SOLDERING IRON KIT SP1-K

PLATINUM METRIC 0 DEGREE XL DOUBLE BOX END FLEX HEAD RATCHETS 6PCS (MOST FAVORITE WRENCHES EVER)

ELECTRONIC SPECIALTIES RELAY BUDDY PRO KIT (INCLUDES SOCKET TESTERS AND CARRY CASE)

ELECTRONIC SPECIALTIES RELAY BUDDY (TESTER ONLY. HANDS DOWN ONE OF THE BEST DIAG TOOLS TO OWN.)

MEMORY SAVER OBD ADAPTER (NO BATTERY PACK)

MEMORY SAVER OBD ADAPTER (W/ BATTERY PACK)

TEKTON WRENCH SET 8MM-22MM 15PCS (AWESOME WRENCHES!)

TEKTON WRENCH SET 1/4-1" 15 PIECE SET

TEKTON 1/2 DRIVE DEEP METRIC IMPACT SOCKETS 6 POINT
I OWN THESE AND HAVE NOT BROKEN ONE 10MM-24MM 15 PCS

TEKTON 4 PIECE PRY BAR SET

SOLAR BA9 40-1200 CCA BATTERY AND CHARGING SYSTEM TESTER (SAME AS MAC TOOLS)

TEKTON 3/8 DRIVE EXTRA LONG HEX BIT SOCKET SET (GREAT PRICE!) 1/8-3/8 7 PIECE

TEKTON 1/2 DRIVE TORQUE WRENCH 25-250 FT LBS

TEKTON 1/2 DRIVER 24-INCH EXTRA LONG RATCHET 72 TOOTH

TEKTON 7 INCH EXTERNAL SNAP RING PLIERS

Should You Buy Cornwell Tools?

[BrianWilcoxon-gqhm]

My cornwell guy is awesome as well. I just got 4 sets of metric 1/4 socket sets for under $200 total. He is super cool too.

[chansedowning]

My cornwell guy gives me crazy deals! I don’t even step on the snap on truck anymore.

[brianacoates]

The air tools for the price are the best.

[Ben-wrmy]

I've been buying cornwell my entire career and I've never been disappointed with a tool I've bought from them

[bikingwithcamo]

You should try and get ahold of Cornwells German made screwdrivers, they put ANY screwdriver to shame, and I have every brand and iteration of sctewdrive one could imagine.

[seaneatskitties]

Don’t quote me on this but I’m almost certain cornwell sells the exact same torque wrenches as snap on. Also what is this epic ass music I’m strangely feeling inspired.

[funguy]

I got a few Cromwell tools, they are good quality for the price and lifetime warranty

[proskills]

My Cornwell 3/8 6" 72 tooth ratchet is definitely the best one I've had in last 24 years. Love it

[billbeckett]

I just mailed a skipping ratchet back to Cornwell. They sent me back a totally new one within a weeks time. Great old school service! Great vid!! I like the fact that you keep things honest.

[ryans]

Cornwell been around longer and still make some tools the old school way. Really good tools for the money.

[gabrielpalacios]

I buy from Cornwell and Snap On, My tool box is full of both.... I will keep buying from both

[markkobza]

I personally like the Cornwell 3/8 shallow impacts. They are so much shorter and just smaller than anyone else s. They fit well, and easier to get into tighter spaces on an impact or ratchet. I also have some very old wrenches, almost identical to the old Mac ones, they are still being used and work great. (1 5/16- 2"). Used on hydraulic fittings and pumps.

[bryanhudson]

I am a professional technician, not some backyard garage hack. When I buy tools off a truck I always shop cornwell first. You are right about a lot of there specialty tools. I bought a power steering pump tool from them that is garbage and their sensor sockets aren’t worth the money. Mac makes a good power steering pump tool and you can’t beat snap on sensor sockets. That being said I was only out a little over 100 bucks for both of those tools. Good review of Cornwell man

[justinyoungstown]

Just got the 3/8 super duty ratchet. Own the blue point 1/4 ratchet. Upgrading to Cornwell tools, from cheap stuff. Pliers irwin, and crescent make the best.

[garrettmay]

Me too...impact sockets are impact sockets

[rvndmnmt]

I've got a Snap-On stubby ratchet. Guess that makes me a snob. That being said my starter box is harbor freight. That being said I made a good investment. Three years later I have only exchanged three tools short of the crappy vice grip set. I am slowly migrating to Cornwell. I like Snap-On. I just think they are overpriced. Cornwell is up my alley.

[sniper]

Cornwell tools are good and they are affordable and I have no problem with their tools, , the downfall is you can't get any Cornwall guy to warranty your tools except the guy you bought it from.
After spending $8, 000 on tools my driver got sick and somebody else took his route I had a warranty a tool and he would not warranty it for me because I did not buy it from him personally he said if I get a receipt he would probably do it well trying to get a receipt from a dead guy is impossible so as long as you know that you will not be able to warranty your tools and you're happy with their stuff by all means buy their stuff as for me I buy from matco now all medical drivers will warranty any matco tool

[andystoolbox]

Cornwell Rocks! I was interested in their tools and the customer service center said can't sell you a tool you need a rep. I called the rep and he met me at a local shop and hooked me up with all the tools I wanted. First time I ever went on a tool truck. No regrets.

[ZetaN]

My Cornwell dealer is great. I was just gonna get a blue point 13 piece combination wrench set-metric for $266 from our Snap-on dealer (knew the guy from a previous shop I worked at). I needed a basic starting set since I am getting promoted to flat-rate (my employer is getting rid of my position and I had a year left before I am able to get ASE certificaiton). Well the Snap-on dealer was gonna try to sell me a starter set including a rolling tool cart, but I wasn't buying it. I just wanted to small somewhere. My service manager convinced me to buy September's flyer deal (blue power 19 piece metric with 12 piece standard and a free work light) from our Cornwell dealer. All for the price of $315 for $30 weekly payments. The wrenches are great and I love my little work light. Plus my dealer not only informs us what is actually made with the company and what is re-branded. He's good at denying those who cannot afford to buy stuff that are out of their price range and budget.

[charlesshankle]

Cornwell is still a small company that controls it's own forge. The support will not be like snap on, but it's plenty good. Their dealers tend to be really honest people.