Made in USA

USA-Made 4-inch Adjustable Wrench?

Aug 9, 2018 Stuart 39 Comments

I could only find one tool brand that makes 4″ adjustable wrenches in the USA. The one I use – and can recommend – is made in Spain. Read More

EDC, Pocket, & Multitools, Hand Tools, Made in USA, Wrenches

Deal: Wooster Pro Brush 3-Pack

Aug 3, 2018 Stuart 25 Comments

I found a great Wooster Pro promo brush bundle. Read More

DealGuyd, Made in USA, Painting Tools

Bradford Guardian 3.5 Fixed Blade Knife Massdrop Special

Jun 9, 2018 Stuart 18 Comments

Massdrop recently opened a preorder window for a special version of the Bradford Guardian 3.5 fixed blade knife. Read More

EDC, Pocket, & Multitools, Knives, Made in USA

New Stanley FatMax USA-Made 25′ Tape Measure (2018 Version)

Jun 1, 2018 Stuart 32 Comments

Stanley FatMax has come out with a new “One Tape Fits All” long-lasting 25′ tape measure. Read More

Layout & Measuring, Made in USA, New Tools

New Klein “Hybrid” Pliers with Crimper

May 2, 2018 Stuart 21 Comments

Klein has come out with new multi-functional “Hybrid” electrical pliers. Read More

Electrical Tools, Made in USA, New Tools, Pliers

10 New Craftsman Tool Storage Products for 2018

Apr 12, 2018 Stuart 33 Comments

Here’s a look at some new Craftsman tool storage products. Read More

Made in USA, New Tools, Storage & Organization

New Woodpeckers One Time Tool: Steel Straight Edges

Apr 3, 2018 Stuart 31 Comments

Woodpeckers has come out with new steel straight edges, available for preorder for a limited time. Read More

Layout & Measuring, Made in USA, New Tools, Woodworking

Field Notes Utility Edition Pocket Notepads

Mar 27, 2018 Stuart 15 Comments

Field Notes’ Utility pocket notebooks look interesting. Read More

EDC, Pocket, & Multitools, Made in USA

Kershaw Leek Made-in-USA “Gateway” EDC Pocket Knife is $24 Today (3/21/2018)

Mar 21, 2018 Stuart 33 Comments

The Kershaw Leek pocket knife is on sale today, at “why haven’t you bought one yet?!” pricing. Read More

DealGuyd, EDC, Pocket, & Multitools, Knives, Made in USA

Leatherman Updates Wave Plus, Charge Plus, Charge TTi Plus Multi-Tools with Replaceable Wire Cutter Blades

Mar 16, 2018 Stuart 29 Comments

Leatherman has updated the wire cutters on their popular mid-sized multi-tools. Read More

EDC, Pocket, & Multitools, Made in USA, New Tools

Craftsman Tools Pre-Release News – Feb 2018 Update

Feb 14, 2018 Stuart 61 Comments

Here’s a quick SBD Craftsman brand news update. Read More

Hand Tools, Made in USA, News, Uncategorized

Buck Inertia Knife Review

Feb 7, 2018 Stuart 13 Comments

The Buck Inertia is a USA-made assisted opening folding knife that looks better on paper and in photos than it feels in my hand. Read More

Knives, Made in USA, Tool Reviews

Stanley Black & Decker Acquired Waterloo Industries, a USA Tool Storage Manufacturer

Jan 26, 2018 Stuart 49 Comments

Stanley Black & Decker has acquired Waterloo Industries!! Read More

Made in USA, News, Storage & Organization

New Zero Tolerance Knives for 2018

Jan 24, 2018 Stuart 34 Comments

Here’s a look at the new Zero Tolerance folding knives for 2018. Read More

EDC, Pocket, & Multitools, Knives, Made in USA, New Tools

New Husky Latch and Stack Tote Boxes

Jan 23, 2018 Stuart 27 Comments

If you’re looking for storage totes, these new Husky ones are pretty decent. Read More

Made in USA, New Tools, Storage & Organization, Tool Reviews

JoeM on Quick Sneak Peek of New Craftsman Tools! (2018 Media Event Kickoff): “Makes me glad to be a DeWALT guy in Canada. All this Craftsman/Porter Cable confusion is solved here.…”
Popgun42 on The Chris Reeve Sebenza, a High-End USA-Made Knife – is it Worth it?: “Not for me. I use the heck out of my knife.”
JoeM on The Chris Reeve Sebenza, a High-End USA-Made Knife – is it Worth it?: “Though I would consider myself a knife collector, I don't believe I would go this far for a PRODUCTION knife.…”
Tim E. on Milwaukee M12 Fuel Cut-Off Tool: “The shoe looks like it has adjustable depth...”
Benjamen on Free and Useful Things I Have 3D Printed: “Base costs: $200 or so for the kit. $15 to $20 for a spool of filament. If…”
TonyT on The Chris Reeve Sebenza, a High-End USA-Made Knife – is it Worth it?: “Well, for me it's like a Ferrari, Namiki pen, etc. I totally agree that over…”