Scott, don't throw it away. bring it to Home depot and exchange it for
their brand. Even if it is crap also, it doesn't cost you anything (and
you can post your findings here)
It also sends a strong message to Sears when they see LOTS of Craftman
tools in the "exchange bin" of Home Depot (that is why they use it as a
display)
inch
To:
Tim Mullen <Tim.Mullen@trw.com>
cc:
shop-talk@autox.team.net
Subject:
Re: Enough already...how about torque wrenches?
this was, of course, my point exactly. the big, fat 'craftsman' right on
the handle, which _should_ mean guaranteed for life, right? the drone
supervisor ended pulling a torque wrench off the shelf and showing me the
back. said the accuracy for a year, nothing else. he wouldn't take the
wrench, I was going to press his boss, but enough is enough, I thought.
fu[k 'em, I'm to the point where I'll toss a craftsman and buy something
else just to not have it in my toolbox. I was always worried about it's
accuracy anyway...
scott
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