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From: ralphd@teklds.UUCP (Ralph Durtschi)
Newsgroups: net.rec.wood
Subject: Re: Tool recommendations
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Date: Tue, 18-Jun-85 14:31:35 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jun 18 14:31:35 1985
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> 
> < Too bad that you have a bad taste for SEARS as I really like my shop
> < full of CRAFTSMAN tools.  
> 
> I am disappointed in the quality of the steel 
> used in Craftsman screwdrivers, an old Stanley I 
> found in a used car that I bought ($500 down the drain)
> stills has a good clean profile, cf. Sears' best,
> which has become rounded, and is now only good for 
> burring brass screws. Mind you, for $500 it had


I'm sure you are aware of the LIFETIME GUARANTEE Sears hand tools carry.

When your Sears hand tools get skrewed up (even from normal wear) just take 
'em back and trade 'em in for a new ones, I do and Sears has never given me 
any trouble. You probably payed two or three times more than the screw 
driver was really worth in the first place so they are still making money 
on you.  If Sears was going broke because of trade-ins they would drop the 
guarantee.

When they say graranteed they mean it.

Regards,

Ralph (I still have all of my fingers) Durtschi