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I've seen EPAuto tools on Amazon for a long time. I've noticed very low prices for Taiwan made tools and great reviews. Certainly a brand I'd look at if I was in the market for some new budget tools.

Do you think the TT video was the first they had heard about this? I think the reason they responded in the way that they did was because of the video, not because of the problem. The video is sitting at 1 million views in 6 days. I bet they knew about the problem more than 6 days ago.

Other brands have to rely on quality and dependability. Milwaukee has realized that they only have to slap their logo on something and their fanboys will buy it. People have bought their junk handtools and praised them, so why not cut more corners? A cool logo and the "team red" following is...

Wurkkos has a headlamp style light that has two leds on it, one is for flood lighting, it has usb c charging, and a simple UI. It's on amazon here. It's a 21700 battery, not a 18650, but it also can be used as a powerbank.

I have one and have used it a fair amount. I think it works great. It's a little heavy on the saw end, but the weight seems to help it cut better. I had a straight pole saw and the angled blade on the Dewalt is much easier to use for me. With the straight blade, I had to push into the...

never sell your ****, especially to a Snap on truck driver.

Hart replaced the junk B&D tools at walmart, meaning that they offered to sell their tools for a lower cost to walmart than SB&D was willing to do. They are tools for people who want to hang pictures in their apartments with no expectation of quality from their purchase. Walmart and TTI both...

someone should ask them if they are making the Olsa ratchets and why the didn't stamp USA on them (i'm joking, btw)

You could buy a set of both Sunex and Tekton impact sockets for way less than an education in metallurgy. The real world experience would probably be more educational than the scientific one for the application of busting rusty nuts and bolts with impact wrenches.

I would get a cordless impact and a cheap 1/2" corded hammer drill. Then you can have both tools and pick up a nice cordless drill in the future. The heavier duty 1/2" drill with handle comes in handy for other things like using a paddle mixer too. I have this Bauer hammer drill and it is...

I love my Vessel Chisel driver. Great little demolition tool.

I wish he would have included a vintage Craftsman also.

I have two similar ones that were Gearwrench branded, made in USA. Mine are inch pounds and foot pounds though.

I recently found a tool bag full of tools spread out all across the street in my neighborhood. The tools were mostly Chinese Husky/Kobalt stuff. They were all beat to death. There were a few tape measures; the tape barely could be pulled out they were so bound up. I tried to find the owner...

they need a coinstar machine for craftsman sockets. you dump them all in and it gives you an ebay value.

I've had the Orbit wand for about 3 months. So far I'm happy with it. I liked it the most out of all my local options.

I left my garage door open overnight once. Luckily, I live on a dead end street and there were no lights on in the garage, and nothing was stolen. I about had a panic attack when I first realized that it had been left open. After that night, I installed an alarm sensor on my garage door and...

Wow, nice find! My local Craigslist is just pawn shops selling beat to death stolen tools at retail prices.

old school for sure. bulky, inefficient, and replaced with better technology.

I used Goof Off concrete cleaner/stain remover a few months back in my garage on some oil and rust stains. The improvements were very minimal. I wouldn't buy it again.