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  • #2
    darragh o meara
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    The Halfords stuff is ok for occasional use but for every day use wouldn't past very long. The materials used tends to be on the cheaper end of things and doesn't take we'll to wear.

    However the Halfords professional stuff tends to be a better quality, I've a suspicion that most of the professional stuff is made by draper which isnt too bad, again it's not gonna last forever if you use it everyday but then that's what the more expensive stuff like snap on is made for. Having said that I have a lot of snap on tools but have some Halfords/ draper stuff in the box but its more tools that might get used once or twice a year.


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