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" It&amp;#039;s for the Snap-on Tool guy. You&amp;#039;ve seen his truck parked outside your friendly neighborhood service station, mechanics waiting patiently to enter the rolling inner sanctum like grease-spattered seminarians. Ever since Snap-on pioneered the wrench handle with interchangeable sockets in the 1920s, the company has catered strictly to professionals, relying upon evangelical route drivers to spread the word. You want tools? Track down a truck, get a number, and arrange a rendezvous. Sure, you could dial 800-TOOLS4U and shop the catalog, but then you&amp;#039;d never get to revel in ratchets.  Climb aboard Snap-on&amp;#039;s step van and you&amp;#039;re treated to a stainless-steel lap dance. Walls, ceiling, even the dashboard of this Aladdin&amp;#039;s cave on wheels are covered with gleaming chrome implements that enable a man to master the machines that enable him to master the universe. And though $100 for a basic socket set might send your blood pressure skyrocketing faster than your testosterone level, each of these hand tools is simply the best available. --ANTHONY CHIARELLA "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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