If you look down a dozen posts or so there is a post about cheap tools.
After having being caught out buying tools that are duds ,so many times, I now try to set some criteria when assessing any potential tool purchase.
Criteria I try to use are:
Price point Is the tool close to the price of same tool in another brand
Country of Origin
Are the most suitable components and materials used Are the components smaller,thinner , a different cheaper material, or of less quality than a comparable tool
Is there a brand name on the tool If it has a brand name the more likely the manufacturer will be proud of the tool produced
Is the tool just a generic copy
How do you go about selecting a new tool? list some of your criteria. What points do you look for?
Grahame
After having being caught out buying tools that are duds ,so many times, I now try to set some criteria when assessing any potential tool purchase.
Criteria I try to use are:
Price point Is the tool close to the price of same tool in another brand
Country of Origin
Are the most suitable components and materials used Are the components smaller,thinner , a different cheaper material, or of less quality than a comparable tool
Is there a brand name on the tool If it has a brand name the more likely the manufacturer will be proud of the tool produced
Is the tool just a generic copy
How do you go about selecting a new tool? list some of your criteria. What points do you look for?
Grahame
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