HD stopped supporting Husky?? Dang, that might be what mine are....

You beat me to it Harbor Freight FTW

Honestly though, for what very little I do around the house, they do the job!

A close second to Harbor Freight would be the crap they sell at Wally World, Target, etc. I remember Wal Mart once had a brand of tool called "Popular Mechanics" based off of the magazine!

EDIT: Oh, and now they sell Stanley at Wal Mart. Stanley will put their name on anything it seems, including my "Murray" mower.

all snappy for me

although I have learned after owning several fords and working on many I have a special place in my snap-on box for my ford repair kit consisting of duct tape and bubble gum

on a side note still got snappy tools that are 30+ years and stick kicking

i like craftsman for the price and ease of warranty but ive used snap on and if i were to be working alot, as in a job, i would for surely use them

Craftsman is favorite. I have their tools and my lawnmower is made by them. Now that they are sold at Kmart too, I don't have to travel all the way to the mall to get them at Sears.

I have a selection of Craftsman for their obvious reputation. But I have a variety. I'll go with cheaper brands if they are tools like screwdrivers or smaller sockets (I do have a set of SnapOn screwdrivers though). I don't have to worry about breaking a screwdriver so going cheap on those is no big deal.

I have a set of Stanley sockets I got from WalMart that have been just fine. I do need to get more tools though. Over the past couple years tools have been a main thing on Christmas lists. Just like clothes, I could always use more tools.

most of my tools are Companion, sears' other brand

EXCELLENT luck with them, havent broken any sockets or ratches like my old craftsman set

I've only broken one craftsman socket wrench (actually it was old and worn out) and it was replaced free of charge.

But everyone knows Wiha makes the best tools.
http://www.wihatools.com/

I only have a couple screwdrivers from them, its hard to afford their stuff when its 2 to 3 times as much as snap-on

I voted Craftsman but have been impressed by the Stanely tools I've bought at Walmart. In fact I did the LIM/UIM on our olds using nothing more that a Stanley 1/4" drive socket set for just about everything except torqing.

Sears - Love the tool sets that come in the plastic cases.