Actually two of the Craftsman drills that I have
are Black & Decker industrial drills with Sears
nameplate. (verified by a B&D engineer)
S.

"Scott Vernon" wrote in
message ...
: Ozzy, you think Craftsman is cheap stuff? They
usually make 3 or 4
: grades of a tool and price them accordingly. The
Ryobi drill I looked
: at was crappier than the Sears one.
:
: Scotty
:
:
: OzOne wrote in message
:
...
: On 07 Nov 2004 20:16:21 GMT,
(Bobsprit) scribbled
: thusly:
:
: Bought a Craftsman ( who knows where they're
really built?), then
: saw
: a cordless drill / saw / light combo and
bought that for the
: boat.
:
:
: CRAFTSMAN!!! Bwahahahahaha!!! No, really?
Bwahahahahahahha! Scotty
: Potti is the
: worst kind of dumbass...a cheap one!
:
: RB
:
: Ummmm Bubbles have you ever looked at the
economics of buying cheap
: non precision tools?
: Realistically you can buy a new one every two
years and be no worse
: off than having bought an expensive tool over
its lifespan with the
: bonus that you get new innovations as they
come onto the market.
:
: We buy Ryobi sabre saws at $130 for the boys.
They wear out about 3
: times faster than the $600 Metabo.
:
:
: Oz1...of the 3 twins.
:
: I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been
expecting you.
:
: