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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;scottishmoney, post: 1653200, member: 12789&quot;]Sears tools - Craftsman stood for quality.&nbsp; I have a number of power tools that were my grandfathers that he purchased maybe 45-50 years ago that are still soldiering on and still look good.&nbsp; Of course they are heavy - they were made of metal and not this plastic.&nbsp; They were made by American workers and not some overworked and underpaid slave labour in the Far East.&nbsp; Nowadays you can go into Sears and find myriads of junk.&nbsp; They do not even stand behind their hand tools with lifetime warranties anymore.&nbsp; I have a few handtools in my tools that were my great great grandfather&#039;s - they are darned near 100 years old and I still USE them.&nbsp; I wanted to collect them and put them on display but I got lectured by my grandfather that tools were made to use.&nbsp; So use the woodplanes and Model T wrenches I still do.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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