I agree re horses for courses route.
I have a cheap battery drill/driver that does what I need for most jobs. I have a mix of good and cheap tools for appropriate use. I have an air impact wrench by Clarke bought in a sale. Handy to have but not on my "must have the best" list.
Snap-on grade? Not needed for my DIY requirements. I do have some good old stuff from my grandfather/father days, mainly woodworking but wheelwright/coachbuilder stuff. Obviously bought originally as long term quality tools for craftsman use.
I have also got a range of "modified" tools ...spanners,screwdrivers etc ground down for specific jobs in tight access areas or as make-do items. Saved £££ and time!
