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Topic: Re: Opinion on new Craftsman socket sets?
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| Wile E
12-27-2012 15:13:28
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It is imported junk for that price. Crapsman is made in Taiwan or China now. You get what you pay for. |
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| wgm
12-27-2012 16:54:45
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Re: Opinion on new Craftsman socket sets? in reply to Wile E, 12-27-2012 15:13:28
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| JGayman
12-28-2012 12:22:13
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Re: Opinion on new Craftsman socket sets? in reply to wgm, 12-27-2012 16:54:45
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| | Yes, very sad. I've been a long time Craftsman customer but lately I've been buying a lot of hand tools at Harbor Freight as there is a well stocked store 1 mile from where I work. I figure if I'm getting a Chinese product I might as well pay Chinese prices. Besides, their Pittsburgh line of hand tools has the same lifetime warranty as Craftsman. And if you don't have a store close their $6.99 flat rate shipping is hard to beat. |
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| Hoof print
12-28-2012 03:06:56
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Re: Opinion on new Craftsman socket sets? in reply to wgm, 12-27-2012 16:54:45
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| Unfortunately it is true. Very sad to say but nearly all craftsman hand tools are imported. Saw the first imported sockets and wrenches two weeks ago at the local sears. |
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| Pops1532
12-28-2012 09:42:12
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Re: Opinion on new Craftsman socket sets? in reply to Hoof print, 12-28-2012 03:06:56
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The 1st imported Craftsman wrench I saw was around 1981. It was clearly marked Japan.
The switch to Chinese production of Craftsman tools started a few years ago and has really picked up steam in the last year or so. |
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| Hoof print
12-28-2012 12:52:30
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Re: Opinion on new Craftsman socket sets? in reply to Pops1532, 12-28-2012 09:42:12
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| I knew somebody was going to bring those Japanese wrenches up. I also have a complete set of Japanese raised panel wrenches. They belong to my dad. Japanese wrenches were good quality. Go look at the current Chinese offerings... |
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| Pops1532
12-28-2012 15:38:08
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Re: Opinion on new Craftsman socket sets? in reply to Hoof print, 12-28-2012 12:52:30
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I only have one. I needed a brake bleeder wrench on a Sunday and Sears was the only place open. It's served me well all these years but I wasn't happy that Sears was advertising Craftsman tools as being made in the USA when some were actually made in Japan. |
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