In my job, I use a lot of tools. I prefer Mac, Snap-on and Craftsman because of the life time warranty. I have, on more than one occasion, broken a tool. I like these tool makers because I can buy one item as opposed to a whole set. Just look in the catalogs. I have also purchased "throw away tools" from Great Northern, Harbor freight and auto parts suppliers because I know that I'm going to ruin them anyway. I have about 30-35K in tools and boxes, most being specialized tools. You probably don't need to go to that extent. Keep in mind that not all tools are the same. Some have a better "feel" than others. It's going to come down to what you want and like. Hope this will help.
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