Recent content by donvito

As mentioned by others there is not one American manufacturer making domestic locking pliers. Wilde purchased old tooling from the Irwin plant after they shut down and moved their production overseas, but as far as I know Wilde does not have any plans to make domestic locking pliers unless they...

The advantage I see in going with one brand is warranty replacement, especially if you don't have a truck pull up once a week. Who is the OEM for SK pliers?

Wilde is still 100% American made. HJE (and Wilde) have been on my list for years.

Another + to Enderes, heavy duty and American made. I've also had good experience with Megapro and the new Channellock 6 in 1, the later for only a few months, but it held up well. What are your requirements? Type of bits, nut driver option, ratcheting (my least favorite) etc.. ?

Re: Need Advice on 18V Brushless Hammer Drill & Impact Combo DeWalt vs Milwaukee vs B Thank you for all the advice. I see a lot of Milwaukee fans here. That would explain the price difference, thank you for that information. Would you happen to know CCO for the hammer drill, impact...

Need Advice on 18V Brushless Hammer Drill & Impact Combo DeWalt vs Milwaukee vs Bosch Long time reader of GJ, but not a frequent poster. I've read countless threads and did a lot of research on this particular topic and did a number of searches on GJ forum, but I still have a few questions that...

The color of the box and label on the one on the right looks a lot like Nicholson. Very hard to make out the writing in the picture.

Same here. If you want a rotary tools (Dremel) I can recommend a Black and Decker RTX. Got mine with the accessory kit and swapped the chuck for the Dremel model. Been kicking for almost 2 years now with almost daily use. If it's an oscillating multitool... I'm in the market for one as well and...

Wright makes a good 3/8" stubby/mini ratchet that won't break the bank at $31 and change. Here's a link to Epstein's http://store.harryepstein.com/cp/Ratchets/3430.html Made in USA!

The two pliers in the middle look like there were made by Wilde Tool. The second from left looks like the G250 angle nose pliers possibly zinc coated and the ones next to them is the G270 tongue and grove pliers. Very nice tool set and the price is right :thumbup: