troublemaker427
Well-known member
Have Craftsman tools always only been available from Sears or were they ever an independant company? 
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Craftsman History ???
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Charles (in GA)
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Read here.....................
http://home.comcast.net/~alloy-artifacts/craftsman-early-tools.html
Charles
http://home.comcast.net/~alloy-artifacts/craftsman-early-tools.html
Charles
HandyManny
Well-known member
Craftsman "name" was bought by Sears to use as their trademark for their line of tools. I believe for most of the early life of Cman they were generally available only from Sears. Fastenal sells them these days. I read where they are also sold at military bx exchanges. Also Western Auto sold them for a brief while. Kmart now sells them as has other Sears owned hardware stores.
theWORLDSaNAIL
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I have to no industrial near me that sell them as well
nate379
Banned
Yeah there is a rack or two of CMan stuff at the BX. Just a small selection like a couple hammers, socket sets, maybe a wrench set or two and that's about it.