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On my way back from the grocery store this morning, at a funny intersection, I see some metal glittering in the morning sun. First thought is that I should get it out of the road. Turns out it's an 18" 3/8 drive flex head snap on, the ol' FLLF80. So clearly I bring it home. I try to explain to to my wife, but she doesn't know what snap on is.

On my way back from the grocery store this morning, at a funny intersection, I see some metal glittering in the morning sun. First thought is that I should get it out of the road. Turns out it's an 18" 3/8 drive flex head snap on, the ol' FLLF80. So clearly I bring it home. I try to explain to to my wife, but she doesn't know what snap on is.
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[–] • 1 pt

It is a damn fine tool, but not being a grease monkey I can't justify ever buying one. For me the ol husky lifetime warranty makes up the quality gap. Not like a home desperate employee is gonna call me out for putting a 5' cheater bar on it and torquing it way over spec.

[–] • 0 pt

Concur. I was a teenaged idiot when I bought my set, but felt compelled to keep the set matching after the theft. I have lots of Craftsman wrenches, and an assortment of other older US brands for everything else. I would note that Snap-On was one of (the?) first firms to incorporate ergonomic handles on their screwdrivers though.