tools in cambodia?

[muibubbles]

I'm on a visit to Cambodia (Siem Reap) and at the market today noticed a few tool stores. Some have signs for Mikita tools and im wondering if those are legit? Also they have some pliers i saw that said "skilled in USA" I'm very skeptical and I was just wondering if anyone else has knowledge on tools from this side of the world. I'm not sure on pricing but i may pick up one or two tomorrow to see how they are..

 

[american lockpicker]

You might try asking some of our members from Malaysia.

 

[Scavenger]

Sure, pick up a "Mikita" along with some "Oakey" sunglasses or a "Rolix" watch ...

Buyer beware, there are all kinds of brand name forgaries out there ...

On the other hand, you might be able to find the real deal on something made in china, thailand, cambodia, etc., for export, that "fell off the truck" or something ....

 

[alex71]

Sure, pick up a "Mikita" along with some "Oakey" sunglasses or a "Rolix" watch ...

Buyer beware, there are all kinds of brand name forgaries out there ...

On the other hand, you might be able to find the real deal on something made in china, thailand, cambodia, etc., for export, that "fell off the truck" or something ....

it's ironic that you misspelled forgeries

 

[chewy7]

buy some and show a picture,

 

[Wrenches of Death]

Sure, pick up a "Mikita" along with some "Oakey" sunglasses or a "Rolix" watch ...

You just made me spill my Kolumbian coffee!

WoD

 

[Scavenger]

it's ironic that you misspelled forgeries

Ha, yeah, that was pretty ironic ...


Interested to see what you think when you take a look at the tools tomorrow, keep us posted.

 

[muibubbles]

lol.. the tools brands i saw were labeled "wynn" HMM... but the store signs logo a few bigger companies

 

[sberry]

skilled in the USA, does that sound right?

 

[oldtools]

skilled in the USA, does that sound right?

I think it is saying that Cambodian is just as good as American in pushing button, though the material used may not be as good.