I would not choose Mac for the majority, but if they make something that you can really use, then go for it.

Unlike Snap-on, however, their entire catalog is discounted, from scan tools and Fluke meters to socket rails and creepers. I think there is one in my entire city.įor what it's worth, if you qualify for the SEP program, you also qualify for Matco's discount program, which is also about 50%. Mac has a fair amount of good tools and some incredibly sharp looking toolboxes, but Mac trucks are notoriously hard to find. Here's how I see the big three - Snap-on has the highest quality and consistency, but you pay a distinct premium for it Matco is less expensive and has an excellent range of more specialty and unique tools, but a lot of their tools are Apex rebrands marked up about 30-60%. No Amazon affiliate links (they'll be removed by the Automod). No posts promoting crowdfunding projects. No advertising or promoting tools, brands, 25000 woodworking plans, your YouTube channel, etc. This sub is not a place to discuss religion or politics. Pants optional, close-toed shoes required. We don't mind if you post a link to a video on your youtube channel, we just ask these submissions are not your primary activity on the subreddit.īe nice to each other or you will get a stern timeout from our over-qualified mod team.ġ. This is not the place to promote your youtube channel. All SPAM will be removed immediately and spammers will be blocked. If you feel your post was caught by the spam filter, message the mods HERE and we'll get all up in there to unclog it. We all love them, we all use them and we want to see what you find! If you're a newbie or DIYer, feel free to ask our experienced experts for advice. Please feel free to submit static images, dynamic images, videos, memes.

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