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My Craftsman Professional meter I used to use was pretty good, just didn’t have a min/max or record function. But it would do current draw. It was water/dirt proof and I picked it up for $85 at Sears a few years back
My Craftsman Professional meter I used to use was pretty good, just didn’t have a min/max or record function. But it would do current draw. It was water/dirt proof and I picked it up for $85 at Sears a few years back
The hardline tools are some of the best quality I have ever seen (ratchets, wrenches, pliers ..etc). That being said, I don’t think they are really that much better overall than Cornwell Tools or MAC Tools. Their air tools and battery operated stuff is very overpriced in my opinion. Personally, I much prefer Cornwell Tools just because I can buy them and still have some paycheck left to take home.
The hardline tools are some of the best quality I have ever seen (ratchets, wrenches, pliers ..etc). That being said, I don’t think they are really that much better overall than Cornwell Tools or MAC Tools. Their air tools and battery operated stuff is very overpriced in my opinion. Personally, I much prefer Cornwell Tools just because I can buy them and still have some paycheck left to take home.
My Snap-On wire crimper/cutters and Cornwell self adjusting wire strippers. Most of the time I’m twisting wires, so these are invaluable.
