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If it's the Company name it's OK. Anything else would or could be interpreted as Country of Origin. And the country of origin labeling dates back into the 180s in the US. Customs guy are not stupid. It has been around for THOUSANDS of years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_of_origin

Are you sure? US Customs people would be all over it. Country of origin / manufacture is a big deal for Custom Services across the world.

Welcome this is the place to be for a collector.

Page after page of misinformation. When I was a kid junk tools came from Britain, when I was in my 20s junk tools came from the US. Junk tools are poor quality and don't last. Asia could produce tools cheaper and LOCAL RETAILERS put them on their shelf for their budget customers (YOU). The...

Thanks, I never knew they were here. I'll check them out. It looks like quality stuff.

HERE, there is no way to build a garage/shed/barn only without a house. If you walk into the county and say you want a garage they will say NO, but if you say you want to build a building to store a tractor and other stuff they will go SURE.

Professional Toolboxes. I have seen and touched one. They are extremely well made and sturdy. Equal or better than Snappy. Made in Red Deer Alberta. https://www.styrke.ca/

I used to do a lot of ball joints. I lusted after the Snapon ball joint remover, but it was stupid expensive. On GJ someone who's a rural guy in Saskatchewan was talking about Tiger's solution. You use this special C Clamp and you use your own sockets to adapt to the different sizes. Really...

High end kitchen and cabinet hardware, door and window hardware. https://www.richelieu.com/ca/en/

Oh, I didn't know Snapon invented every tool in the world. That's good to know. Now I know why everything else is just a snappy copy. :) :) :rolleyes:

Any of these companies. They make everything from OEM special tools to ordinary tools https://www.taiwanhandtools.com.tw/en/company.php Spend three or four hours looking at their sites and you will find out where many tools come from. https://www.taiwanhandtools.com.tw/index.php

My experience is there ready to take your yearly membership money. They are hard to find when you actually need them - 'We'll be there in about 4-5 hours, it's an unusually busy today'

Are you going to pour concrete under the garage? I don't see an amount for lifting. They are not that heavy and for the future the structure will last longer.

Who knows? Apex is owned by Bain Capital and they are out for the buck - SHAREHOLDER VALUE. I'm sure product lines come and go within different facilities.

P and D Parts = Points and Distributor Parts. The doors are full of boxes of points and the shelves are distributors, rotors, caps and wires. https://www.ebay.com/itm/186050490827...

Apex is bigger than a breadbox. Apex Tool Group has over 20 factories globally, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Germany, Taiwan, China, and South America. All it takes in a facility that manufactures sockets is to change the Brand name stamp and kabing they are manufacturing that...

Great deal.

I agree. I had a preference of buying Canadian and then US. I responded to another thread something from AliExpress or temu or some Chinese site. The chinese site and the American Sites were selling the same product, except the American was three times as much. I needed a set of three gauges...

He used the phrase prototyping a new lock.