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Tool question: what's the opinion of Williams USA Tools?

Appears they're owned by Snap-On, and I saw it listed as "Snap-On Industrial."

Most of my sockets are 12 point, and I really want to add a full set of metric 6-point sockets to my tool chest. If I can buy "Snap-On" quality for much less...sign me up!

Posted: 05/01/2021 at 11:40AM

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Tool question: what's the opinion of Williams USA Tools? -- EDGEMAN 05/01/2021 11:40AM

Williams was an "old school" brand. -- Hokie in CT 05/01/2021 5:39PM

Old school, USA made Craftsman, right? -- EDGEMAN 05/01/2021 7:27PM

Craftsman was made for decades by Easco Tools in Springfield, MA... -- Hokie in CT 05/02/2021 11:57AM

Most of my hand tools are Craftsman. -- EDGEMAN 05/02/2021 12:44PM

Sears had such great sales on tools in the 70s -- Hokie in CT 05/02/2021 2:19PM

I've had a ratchet mechanism fail after a couple decades, and it was... -- EDGEMAN 05/02/2021 3:31PM

Williams is good, also like Proto ** -- typed by ben 05/01/2021 1:46PM

If someone wants "value" tools, Tekton seems like a great buy -- EDGEMAN 05/01/2021 2:01PM

They are okay only, nowhere near as good as Proto ** -- typed by ben 05/01/2021 5:55PM

Williams USA is the Snap-on budget brand. -- Naelbis 05/01/2021 1:16PM

I ended up buying a set of Wright sockets, also made in the USA. -- EDGEMAN 05/01/2021 1:22PM

How many socket sets do you need? ** -- PhotoHokieNC 05/01/2021 11:54AM

One full set of 6-point ** -- EDGEMAN 05/01/2021 12:38PM