Craftsman wrench quality

Not true.

A product assembled in the US with foreign made parts can not be labeled Made In The USA if those foreign parts make a non-negligible portion of the finished product.

2 examples given at the site below are:

A grill assembled in the US, with a US made shell, burners and controls valves but with knobs from Mexico can be labeled as Made In The USA since the knobs are insignificant to the overall product.

A lamp assembled in the US, where the shade and brass are US made, but the base is imported can not be labeled as Made In The USA because the base is a significant part of the lamp. It can be labeled as "Made in U.S. from Imported Parts" or "Assembled in USA" but not labeled as simply Made In The USA.

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DerbyDad03
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And what, exactly, does the maunfacture and quality of craftsman POWER tools have to do with their wrenches???????

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clare

Sears doesn't own the Craftsman brand anymore. Eddie Lampert, the hedge fund dude who bought Sears and Kmart and combined them into Sears Holdings later spun off the Craftsman, Kenmore, and Diehard brands into a subsidiary company called KCD IP. That enables him to sell those brands through other retailers, and most importantly, permits him to continue to own those asset brands even after Sears Holdings goes belly-up.

Complain all you want. Eddie Lampert doesn't give a shit. Forbes named him the worst CEO in America because of his track record of running Sears Holdings into the ground.

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Moe DeLoughan

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