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  1. 01-07-2010, 10:57 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by baby50 View Post
    Fellow IA's,
    I wanted to know if anyone knows of any places to purchase good quality specialty tools. I obviously know about Craftsman but want something of the ilk of Snap On and Matco that have more variety than Craftsman. I heard there was a place of Moreland Avenue but have been unable to locate. As much as we work on our cars I cant have cheap needle nose pliers or not so straight.. straight edges when checking a head.

    Your help is greatly appreciated.
    The place you're speaking of isn't on Moreland, it is on Thurman RD. Tools & Equiptment. 404-363-3710

    You can find some really good deals on Ebay.
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    Thanks Init2winit as that is the place i was looking for and the rest of you for your feedback. I know what ASE stands for and maybe should have made subject more clear for the Theologians and English majors on this forum .
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    Quote Originally Posted by baby50 View Post
    Thanks Init2winit as that is the place i was looking for and the rest of you for your feedback. I know what ASE stands for and maybe should have made subject more clear for the Theologians and English majors on this forum .

    Its got thing to do with being English majors.. its more to do with the fact that there are no such things as ASE tools.
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    Quote Originally Posted by green91 View Post
    Its got thing to do with being English majors.. its more to do with the fact that there are no such things as ASE tools.

    Correct I am glad someone else can understand english
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    Quote Originally Posted by green91 View Post
    Its got thing to do with being English majors.. its more to do with the fact that there are no such things as ASE tools.
    But there are SAE tools.

    I like SK and Proto over all the brands as far as price/toughness/function goes. They are about on the same level as Mac and Matco.

    Snap-On, I just don't want to spend that kinda money. And the quality on some of their new stuff is going down because they are contracting it out to other companies.

    Craftsman is OK for civilian use, but if I made my living with my tools I would want something better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by baby50 View Post
    Thanks Init2winit as that is the place i was looking for and the rest of you for your feedback. I know what ASE stands for and maybe should have made subject more clear for the Theologians and English majors on this forum .

    Sounds like it that you don't or you wouldn't have made a stupid title thats all...But I told you my 0.02 cents on what tools I like and use..
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