I myself have a vast array of all of them Craftsman,Matco,Snap on,even Harbor Freight, they hold up pretty well for a lot of things and they are cheap enough to replace if they break I have three roller cabinets full and am working on getting a fourth one of course i get a lot of free tools I am a trash man and i get stuff daily that guys throw away some still in the wrapper never used a lot of air tools i take them home oil them up they work like brand new.

 

I've got a variety as well all in one large box.

 

I prefer snap-on for the ones I use the most ( way expensive,but I think they are worth it) and craftsman. A friend of my use to make a living by picking up lawnmowers people were throwing out,most of the time it was only a sheared key on the flywheel,he fix it and sell them.

 

mainly craftsmen

 

I use Craft and Snapon they always work for me

 

I use Craftsman... I like the guarantee on the ones that break.. Now if they would only cover the ones I misplace!!!!!

 

I use whatever works. Got alot of craftsman, some snap-on and a good bit of Husky from home-depot store. I got some old old K-D and some old Blue point from the 70's.
I hate to buy the chinise crap but such is life. I would be in serious trouble if a Harbor Freight store opened up in town here. One thing I found is that the best phillips screw drivers are made by snap-on. No one borrow these.

 

A BIG X2 on the snap-on phillips!