Top 5 WORST Tool Brands | Part 2

Today we discuss the top 5 Tool Brands you should avoid!
Now keep in mind. We are talking about Tool Brands manufactured with todays technology. Some of these brands actually created high end tools early on, however in 2022 things have changed. Also keep in mind, yes all these tool WORK and will get the job done. This video is aimed at people looking to open a small business, have employee's and expect to put these tools through heavy daily rigorous use.

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[cubanamerican]

TTI doesn't own Craftsman, it's Stanley.

[MadMetalShop]

Forgot the biggest under TTI.... Milwaukee 🤣

[keithkolbo]

You have a right to dislike Hart tools, provided you have used them, and to point folks to Ryobi, but please get your facts straight. Craftsman is made by Stanley/Black & Decker, not TTI. TTI manufactures Hart, Ryobi(North American market), Ridgid(orange, not red), AEG(world market), and Milwaukee.
S/B&D manufactures Stanley, Black & Decker, Craftsman, Porter Cable, and DeWALT.
I know it is easy to get it confused, but when educating a large internet audience, it is important to check your info before publishing.

[goat]

The first clue to a bad tool is you can go down the aisle pick up the tool you want to purchase then go to the next aisle and pick up some groceries or toiletre