I have the full set and they are great! Most of the current generation ratchets and screwdrivers (and maybe more) are just previous generation snap-on designs built on the same machines. The sockets are absolutely identical except for the logo/stamping.
They sure do seem like them. We used to get Pratt-Reed screwdrivers which were in fact absolutely the same as Snap-On, right down to the handle color. I still prefer Klein for use as screwdrivers and Stanley 100 Plus for beater/chisel/pry duty, but the Snap-On and those rebranded Snap-ons are excellent, for sure.
@@jefftovani5535 They're probably not as good (I replace mine every couple years, but as an IBEW electrician I use them a LOT more than most), but when they're in good shape I've never felt one that felt as good and secure as the old classic Klein cushion handle. Feel is important when slipping off could mean BOOM, haha!
I used them at work, they are very good, never had any problems,williams tools are very good in general!! Love thier ratchets!! Thanks don for supporting channel!!
I actually hate the new Snap On screwdrivers? I own on large flat blade and one T20 Torx? Both are nothing to be impressed with? My old Snap On hard orange handle Snap On screwdrivers are much better? Just like your new William's? How can you beat the price, $60 for USA quality? Great job, Jeff.
Yea the old snap on are great, lot of my subscibers love the older ones!! williams for $60 are really nice!! like yourself dave,whenever i get a chance to buy in usa tool i jump on it, thanks dave!!
They are not the same as Snap Off. They are better. The handles are more durable. (Williams owns Snap Off) We provide the tools at our shop. After 24 Snap-on, we switched to Williams for the next 40 boxes. 1/4 the cost, higher quality. Same warranty.
Hi beyond, you cant beat the price thats for sure!!! Im not much into buying snap on, only own couple of items!! Im on your side williams are fantastic!!! Thanks for your input, stay tuned!!
Williams is an old company. They used to supply tools to the railroads in the age of steam. Always quality oriented. (BTW. I work for a railroad company. I'm responsible for the 64 individual toolboxes and all of the various specialty shop tools.)
Williams does not own snap on. Snap on owns williams. Williams made wrenches, sockets, ratchets, and screwdrivers for snap on. Plus probably more. Williams Also produced tools for kobalt when they first came out.
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I have the full set and they are great! Most of the current generation ratchets and screwdrivers (and maybe more) are just previous generation snap-on designs built on the same machines. The sockets are absolutely identical except for the logo/stamping.
You got good taste in tools!! i just wish thier were more usa brands!! miss the 80s!!! stay tuned!!
The crazy thing is that price is still
Hard to beat the price o those williams screwdrivers, that for sure!! thanks for jumping in and telling me what you like!! love talking to you guys!!
They sure do seem like them. We used to get Pratt-Reed screwdrivers which were in fact absolutely the same as Snap-On, right down to the handle color. I still prefer Klein for use as screwdrivers and Stanley 100 Plus for beater/chisel/pry duty, but the Snap-On and those rebranded Snap-ons are excellent, for sure.
Yea sing,thier alot like snap on,thats for sure!!! Klein are nice screwdriver as well!! Thanks for watching!!!
@@jefftovani5535 They're probably not as good (I replace mine every couple years, but as an IBEW electrician I use them a LOT more than most), but when they're in good shape I've never felt one that felt as good and secure as the old classic Klein cushion handle. Feel is important when slipping off could mean BOOM, haha!
@@jefftovani5535 And thank you for the content!
Nice screwdrivers. I wish they came with red handles.
Thier a set coming with red handles, and i think your going to like them, lol!!!
Made in the same plant ?? and Snap-on is 3 times the cost. Great looking screwdrivers
Thanks Jeff
I hear ya mike,these are a fantastic buy!!!! thanks for checking out!!
Good job love you From Dino Mares Fontana CA
Thanks dino!!
I have that set and so far they are doing fine
Hi fab, that's great to hear, glad you like them!! Thanks for watching!!
Cool 😎
Thanks don,cant beat the price,made in usa!!
@@jefftovani5535 What do you think of Williams sockets?
I used them at work, they are very good, never had any problems,williams tools are very good in general!! Love thier ratchets!! Thanks don for supporting channel!!
@@jefftovani5535 you Betcha jeff!
I actually hate the new Snap On screwdrivers? I own on large flat blade and one T20 Torx? Both are nothing to be impressed with? My old Snap On hard orange handle Snap On screwdrivers are much better? Just like your new William's? How can you beat the price, $60 for USA quality? Great job, Jeff.
Yea the old snap on are great, lot of my subscibers love the older ones!! williams for $60 are really nice!! like yourself dave,whenever i get a chance to buy in usa tool i jump on it, thanks dave!!
They are not the same as Snap Off. They are better. The handles are more durable. (Williams owns Snap Off) We provide the tools at our shop. After 24 Snap-on, we switched to Williams for the next 40 boxes. 1/4 the cost, higher quality. Same warranty.
Hi beyond, you cant beat the price thats for sure!!! Im not much into buying snap on, only own couple of items!! Im on your side williams are fantastic!!! Thanks for your input, stay tuned!!
Williams is an old company. They used to supply tools to the railroads in the age of steam. Always quality oriented. (BTW. I work for a railroad company. I'm responsible for the 64 individual toolboxes and all of the various specialty shop tools.)
You got great taste in tools
Williams does not own snap on. Snap on owns williams. Williams made wrenches, sockets, ratchets, and screwdrivers for snap on. Plus probably more. Williams Also produced tools for kobalt when they first came out.