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I have project cars that did not cost that much!!!!!! But really, I agree, always buy the best tool that you can afford and that makes sense..It makes a difference IF the guy will be in the hobby for decades with many cars, or if he is a 2 week wonder, will buy a project and just take it apart and it sits for years before he sells it off!( because as they always say, "life got in the way!"
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If you have a mechanic shop or in auto restoration, buy the best tools. A onetime use, buy the part, ready to go. Last year I converted my 69' 340 Dart drum brakes into disc (front). Took me several hours to take down the KH set up to restore. Once apart, the inners were shot and I ended up buying the calibers redone, anyway. The remanufactured calibers work great. No more wasted time or bruised knuckles. If you do your own bending, stay away from the stainless steel. Never heard of a good outcome.