Buying $500 Snap-On Tools vs $500 Harbor Freight Tools

Whether you are building a DIYer tool kit, a mechanic tool kit, or just looking for some basic tools to have for working on cars, finding what’s right for you can be tough. Snap On makes some of the best tools you can buy, Harbor Freight makes some of the cheapest tools. So here is what $500 can buy with Snap On VS $500 Harbor Freight.

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