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Old 04-29-2007, 10:55 PM
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I knew Craftsman was junk

I just went to Kmart for the first time in Years. While the wife and Kid were looking for stickers and such I went to the "less woosy" area. I swung through the auto section(Remember when Kmart had a Service garage?) and it is nearly non existant. So I headed down the back aisle twords the outdoor gear. I came across the tool section. They had a huge banner that said "CRAFTSMAN TOOLS SOLD HERE" I was atounded!!
I quit buying tools from Sears a few years ago because I felt the quality went to the birds. WELL THIS PROVES IT.


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Old 04-30-2007, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by MARTYSTOWRIG
I just went to Kmart for the first time in Years. While the wife and Kid were looking for stickers and such I went to the "less woosy" area. I swung through the auto section(Remember when Kmart had a Service garage?) and it is nearly non existant. So I headed down the back aisle twords the outdoor gear. I came across the tool section. They had a huge banner that said "CRAFTSMAN TOOLS SOLD HERE" I was atounded!!
I quit buying tools from Sears a few years ago because I felt the quality went to the birds. WELL THIS PROVES IT.


I hate being right all of the time.
Sears did buy Kmart!...I still like the lifetime warranty of Craftsman, but have become a big fan of Rigid and Husky.
 
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Old 04-30-2007, 01:42 AM
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Stanley's pretty good too for El Cheepo tools, nice set to keep under the back seat of the Truck for emergencies.
 
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Old 04-30-2007, 06:58 AM
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I've got a lot of Williams and Utica wrenchs and haven't broken any yet. Supprisingly I've had good luck with the Pittsburgh Impacts sold by Harbor Frieght but not much else from there.
 
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