Stanley Black & Decker Bringing More Craftsman Tool Production Back To US

[Spindifferent]

Fort Worth, Tx is known as the blue-collar half of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Dallas being the white-collar half. Interestingly, the Kimbell Art Museum is located in Fort Worth.

 

[joeyd]

I can稚 figure out why they didn稚 move to New York, Massachusetts or California.

I hear your sarcasm and understand it! :laughing:

 

[radios1]

Re: Stanley Black & Decker Bringing More Craftsman Tool Production Back To US

I would buy tools made in America over Chinese manufactured whenever possible.


TBS

yes!. it has never paid to enrich a future enemy..

 

[buckeyefarmer]

As far as I know none of those states (NY,Cali, Mass) are Right To Work states. It does help if they are.

The are Right To Tax states.

 

[goeduck]

The are Right To Tax states.

It seems we are getting up there as well but overall we are still business friendly. What kills me is when government calls it Revenue. It is Tax. I have worked all my life in business and to me businessses make revenue, governments tax.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

It seems we are getting up there as well but overall we are still business friendly. What kills me is when government calls it Revenue. It is Tax. I have worked all my life in business and to me businessses make revenue, governments tax.

Bingo.

That's why cops are "Revenue collectors"

 

[two_bit_score]

Fort Worth, Tx is known as the blue-collar half of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Dallas being the white-collar half. Interestingly, the Kimbell Art Museum is located in Fort Worth.

So is the Amon Carter Museum. "The collection is particularly focused on portrayals of the Old West by Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell, artworks depicting nineteenth-century exploration and settlement of the North American continent, and masterworks that are emblematic of major turning points in American art history."

They brought some of their paintings to the McNay Museum in San Antonio a few years back. It was a fascinating exhibit!

 

[two_bit_score]

The are Right To Tax states.

Over taxing and over regulating has almost killed our economy.



TBS

 

[lilranch2001]

I can稚 figure out why they didn稚 move to New York, Massachusetts or California.

I am going to assume this post was tongue firmly inserted in cheek!

Glad to hear Stanley is going to do right by the brand, I have been buying Craftsman for almost 50 years, not so much the last 10 or so years though

 

[goeduck]

Be cool if they brought back some of the old vintage styles and logos but first priority to me is to get them made in the USA again. If they do, then I outlasted the China era. I have only purchased made in USA Craftsman :flagday: :flagday: :flagday:

No offense to all the HF buyers out there, but I would gladly pay more to employ US workers making a quality product. :flagday: :flagday: :flagday: