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Fair enough, but you do know they weren't actually manufactured by Snap On, right?
That said, the tools Snap On chooses to sell are generally speaking, of a higher quality than your average wholesale discount tool house.
Yes, I know they aren't manufactured by Snap-On. As I said, CDI manufactures the torque wrenches branded "Snap-On" for Snap-On. I just hadn't realized that they are actually owned by Snap-On, as well (which means that it could be argued that Snap-On does indeed manufacture them, as they own the subsidiary who does the actual manufacturing.).
