Okay, it has been ten days since I started this poll and it seems we have gotten some good feedback here.
Out of 113 voters, 91 of you would like to see a special event for this fall.
For 91 of those voters (including those that voted for both):
75% would like SK
52% would like Wright
Only 26% of the above would like to see both of them at the same time.
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After seeing the results, I would have to say that it is pretty clear most of us would like to have another SK Day. However, more than half of you would like to have Wright Day too. At this point, I would think we would have two choices:
1) Have SK Day this fall and have Wright Day next spring
OR
2) Have SK/Wright Day this fall
I see that several of you would like to see some other manufacturers have their own day, of some sort. I think that is a great idea; however, that might get a bit challenging to keep everything in balance. I do have a suggestion though which I will share in a bit.
Having been a member here for several years, I have read and gotten the "feel" of this forum and would have to believe it'd be safe to say that SK and Wright are two of the major tool manufacturers that the "bulk" of us stock our toolboxes with. Maybe not, but it seems they are pretty popular on this forum. I think most of us will agree that a basic tool set would not be possible without some wrenches and ratchets/sockets. Those are SK and Wright primary selling product lines, so they naturally would be more in demand rather than the rest of tools like prybars, hammers, drill bits, etc. that we could buy from other and smaller but better USA manufacturers for particular type of tools. Don't get me wrong, every tool is important, and so is every USA manufacturer of quality tools.
That being said, here is my suggestion ... how about having SK Day in the fall, Wright Day in the spring, and then when the time come around to Epstein's Day, we could ask/pick one (or a few) of smaller USA manufacturers have their share and be part of 4th of July as in celebration for making tools here in the good ol' America?
Of course, that is just an idea I'm throwing out there. I think it would be a good compromise and would help maintain the balance for all parties that would be involved. But I am not running the show, so maybe Jori can chime in a bit.