I would wager that snap-on box has well over double 60K worth of tools in it by the end of his career maybe 250K... If you make your living with them thru a career you will ware them out two times some 3 times and some 4 times it don't mater who you buy them from...
Y'all just need to be happy you can not buy a quality tool at HF are your local auto parts store it has not always been that way.. I needed a E18 1/2" drive socket Thursday night I was going to have to run down a tool truck Friday and knew I was going to pay $200 for a set of'em.... The worst part I have some and gonna double up on'em.. I went to Advance Auto on line ordered one it was in the store Friday morning $7 :)
I put a wheel bearing on a 02 Tahoe Friday the bolts that hold it in are a bear to break loose. I grabbed a 40 year old Mac Box end wrench put a pipe on it, it did not want to stay on the bolt head, I grabbed a seldom used Snap on wrench it was worst than the 40 year old Mac. I then grabbed a Gearwrench wrench it fit it like a glove and powered thru the job.
I have some Mac Snap on tools I brought 40 years ago that are now 4/5 times the price I paid for them so yes they will fetch double what I paid for them and I got to use a quality tool thru my career... A trusted tool a tool with a warranty one I could run down a tool truck and get replaced no questions asked.
When you talk about a guy that buys the best remember he is making his living with them its not a hobby... Maybe an addiction tho one that a top gun can afford... A top gun can make over 100K a year its his BMW...
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