No single manufacturer makes tools for every job, or every career. Electrical hand tools, you can beat Kline. Auto mechanic, Mac, Matco, snap on, are all good, hell even harbor freight makes decent wrenches and ratchets. Some phnumatic tool at harbor freight are ok. Can't beat an Erwin vice grip, chanel lock are grate lock jaw pliers. I have several big tool cabinets with a lot of different tool brands in them. Proto make a good crescent wrench. Then there are specialty tools. Mechinest have there own brands that are top notch, and some that are decent at a lower price. There are just so many tools and tool manufactures out there. IMO, just don't go to Walmart to get a set of cheap tools. That's just what you'll get. Some useless garbage. In 2015, when my oldest son passed away, He didn't own much, but the one thing I made sure to keep was all of his tools. He was a mechinest. At that time, I didn't work in that industry, but I do now, and I use his tools often. One of them is that same Kline spud crescent wrench that you have @PlayingWithTBI. I also have His guitar, practice amp, and gig bag with cords, Ect.