Better update the 'Tool Manufaturer' thread
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Fedwrench
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It shouldn't require any updating as that long 1/4 and 3/8 drive metric hex bit set has been made by VIM Tools in Taiwan and rebadged by Cornwell for at least a few years now. I think all of the Torx and hex bit sockets sold as Cornwell in their pretty blue plastic boxes come from Taiwan. The ones that I have work pretty good.
Kevin54
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It's probably a U.S. of A. barcode though. LOL!!!
eschoendorff
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Don't let Merkava know. He'll blow a nut.
Moose-LandTran
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*sings* it's the end of the world as we know it.. *sings*
Phatsub
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MAN! Is ANYTHING made in the US anymore?
This is getting sad.
This is getting sad.
Nothing that we do not vote with dollars to stay here. Make no assumptions, flip and put it back. It is hard, but the option is we get **** at a cost greater than we were paying due to decreased dollar value and shipping cost.
kartracer55
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Anything with the CBS prefix (such as bit sockets) are made in Taiwan
GeorgeH
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Yes there is..........would you like fries with that?
Oh wait that comes from Chiwan too.
Guess not.
