Klein Tools Being Replaced at Home Depot

[@clifforddavis722]

20+ years as an electrician... Milwaukee won't replace my Klein tools...

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Wanna bet

[@MrQ23]

​​@@ToolswithSoAlzbet, Klein is investing 100 million into having more of their tools made in USA. Most already are! Also I'll take the family owned company for the win!

[@RiFF4711]

@@ToolswithSoAlzI’d take that bet. I also could give two ****s if it’s made in the USA…

[@minhdaubu2363]

Milwaukee hand tools are garbage

[@emerarbuckle6872]

⁠@@ToolswithSoAlzI’m pretty sure he’s saying his personal tool collection and you don’t pay much attention there was a press briefing on how Klein was pulling out of Home Depot but guess what it’s like ego they are just heading over to Lowe’s so if people want Klein they just need to shift big box stores

[@irenovatedmv]

Lowes got the Klein contract and they’ve given Klein an entire stand alone section in all of their stores in my area (Maryland).

[@Edit_the_edit]

Same in southeastern pa, brand new sections at our Lowe's in the last few weeks

[@thegingedingo6608]

Same here

[@carpentryfirst3048]

I'm in Canada. Lowe's was finally bought out recently by home hardware I believe.

[@billy9075]

Same in New York

[@RabidNewts]

@@dilldowschwagginz2674yessir, I’ve seen them all around ohio

[@bauwolfe9370]

35 years as an electrician, no way in swapping Klien for Milwaukie.

[@keefchief3234]

4 years for me. Fuck Milwaukee 😂

[@torremth]

Klien sucks, may as well be buying from dollar tree.

[@misterssippi601]

​@@torremthhow so? What sucks about Klein tools?

[@C0ttageChees]

​@@misterssippi601 I'm curious, too. I don't own any, but I recently learned they are still privately owned by the Klein family and I believe all of their tools are made in the USA I was disappointed to immediately learn they don't make automotive tools right after 😅

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Not all of their tools are made in America.

[@JamesSims-vv7en]

Ain't no Way Milwaukee is gonna replace Klein tools Home Depot may try to do it but people will just shop elsewhere for Klein tools

[@dangrimes5078]

Not everyone likes Klein

[@sebrodriguez86]

Home depot associate here. Klein is staying. We're just reducing their footprint. We're keeping their best selling skus. But milwaukee will have half of that set.

[@robboss1839]

Good to hear, I’d be butthurts at the depot if they murdered Klein.

[@aaronmyers4054]

Hey, the guy just got done saying he was right. So you can't go saying he's wrong or he won't like it.

[@johnmaranuk1842]

Man, that still sucks. Having to have those tools next to the BEST, KLEIN. Why don't the MILWAUKEE keep em in tool corral?? I'm team red, but their power tools.

[@kylekeyes462]

This was done by MKE as Klein is upping its footprint in Lowe’s and Milwaukee saw that as an opportunity to get ore space in the Home Depot.

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

@kylekeyes462 um...no. Home Depot and Milwaukee agreed to increase the footprint of the Milwaukee hand tools and Home Depot made the corresponding move to limit Klein. That was part of the investor notes from a year ago. That forced Klein to move most of their offerings to Lowe's.

[@slump6982]

I like Milwaukee's Pack Out system, and their battery-powered tools are awesome, but their hand tools could be better

[@user-rr4hr7bz7n]

Most of their hand tools could be better … I have their wrenches as a diesel mechanic and they work just fine going on 2 years

[@davidperry4013]

I’ve experienced their socket sets and they are miles better than crescent socket sets.

[@user-rr4hr7bz7n]

@@davidperry4013 I just think for the price dispite the name hate they’re great all around sockets and wrenches been using them for almost 2 years . Wrenches first then I bought the sockets

[@HeadsDisplay]

Dont buy 3in1 or 6in1 drivers they use unhardened metal mine bend to the point I cant unscrew anything hex screw

[@holdernewtshesrearin5471]

In my experience Milwaukee 18V cordless tools suck! The hammerdrill, 1/4" impact and FUEL circular saw all suck! The hackzall recip saw and oscillating/multi saw is excellent though all Milwaukees trigger switches have failed on mine.

[@jerrygreen5036]

Was at Lowe's today and noticed Klein tool had there own area.

[@brandonhall4631]

And now you know why

[@ColdSprite]

Same at Home Depot in corona CA

[@trishc8390]

They gave Klein tools a section closest to the Lumber area registers at ny Lowe's.

[@galenmarek8287]

The only brand I would choose over Klein is Fluke, and that still would be few and far between.

[@sparky_murph]

It is all about money, Klein doesn’t pay Home Depot as much as Milwaukee does to get a bigger foot print. Milwaukee will eventually have the same problem Klein had at Home Depot, which is going to be someone who sits behind desk, saying what stores gets what items, and how to display them, when Home Depot needs to ask it’s customers, aka Electricians. Klein hand tools always, Milwaukee, no, even that label of Made in USA is BS, it is assembled in USA with globally sourced items, so not good. If you want to use that label, to us Electricians, everything including the metal needed to make it, needs to be mined in the USA.

[@Likeomgitznich]

That would mean it is made AND sourced in the USA. It’s pretty much impossible to source everything from a single location.

[@MrLbsrdi]

Ok Matt, gotcha, thanks for speaking for all of us

[@JaxTheReaper21]

@@Likeomgitznich No it's not. All you need to make a hand tool is steel for the tool and rubber for the grip. Both can easily be made in the US.

[@williamthomson4450]

​@JaxTheReaper21 we would still need to outsource the rubber. Not to many rubber trees in the U.S. We should build and mold here, but outsourcing the material is fine. Let someone lime China destroy their land for mining.

[@JaxTheReaper21]

@@williamthomson4450 Most things with rubber in them are not made with rubber from trees. They're made with synthetic rubber, which is made from petroleum.

[@Executioner_of_Time]

Milwaukee is for amateurs, Klein is for seasoned professionals.

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Ok

[@MavoTheGreat]

Agreed.. If you’ve been doing Electrical for I’d say atleast 5 years.. even 2 years in and still use shit other than Klein for your primary tools. Chode. Everyone I meet always has a complaint and they end up pulling shit out that looks like it came from the red old rusty tool box under their grandmothers kitchen sink. It’s quality and some of the safest made.

[@ndascal]

All the new guys buying tools for the first time are going to HD and buying Milwaukee

[@robot7611]

@@ndascal fanbois 😅

[@Atlantaconnection94]

Idk I hate Klein except for the 10 in 1s

[@SnapbackJuan]

Klein will still likely reign supreme

[@emerarbuckle6872]

Klein is a great tool this more about business politics than anything

[@ICYG69]

More like they will be on clearance on Home Depot

[@emerarbuckle6872]

@@ICYG69 well of course they are not going to pull inventory and move it to Lowe’s

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

I always go for Klein... NOT happy about this.

[@dangeravila1]

​@emerarbuckle6872 the lowes where i live has a whole section with just Klein Tools now

[@jheelz888]

Klien out performs Milwaukee any day. As a refrigeration mechanic, I will be sticking to my klien tools.

[@absolutez3r019]

tradesman for 13 years now. 12 years ago Klien tools were great, but their quality has gone down hill. Wera screwdrivers are superior and Knipex is better too

[@ashenmoonclash]

I still have all my Kleins from 25 years ago. That Milwaukee price for hand tools is insane.

[@ronaldarchibald2506]

Have my original klein linemans pliers.from 1996

[@RedHaloManiac95]

I’d take Klein over Milwaukee any day. Milwauke just paid for more shelf space and Klein knew their brand alone can keep people coming to wherever they sell them

[@xaphan8581]

Yeah I doubt it. It’s probably more like Milwaukee brings money in because they have a huge variety of tools and it makes more sense to push Klein to the side

[@RedHaloManiac95]

@@xaphan8581 companies pay for shelf space, box stores don’t make room for free just because of volume. That’s not how it works. They would much rather profit off the product and take payment for that shelf space

[@tooladdict60]

​@@xaphan8581 umm klein has a huge variety of tools lol what do you mean?

[@xaphan8581]

@@tooladdict60 oh I didn’t know they made power tools. Where can you find them at?

[@Sidious6460]

​@@tooladdict60Take a step back and consider the entire universe of tools. Milwaukee absolutely dwarfs Klein.

[@fcsdps6593]

Gotta say, I used the milwaukee lineman, I hate the way they cut. Definitely won't replace my Klein.

[@ICYG69]

Not using them right

[@ryennino5470]

i’m the opposite had some kleins that cut like absolute shit after i heard so much good things about them, i have their side cutters as well which are okayy but I got the milwaukee lineman’s and it was a night and day difference

[@ih8chz]

any reason you prefer them over the knipex?

[@YarBoi18]

Try the crescent ones, you might be surprised by them. After I bought a set I won't buy anymore over priced Klein pliers.

[@Afterlifesonixs]

Agreed

[@thegary9584]

Knipex, Channellock and Klein...Milwaukee is for power tools 😂😂

[@HCkev]

Knipex is great, but unnecessarily expensive, at least here. Channellock gives Klein a run for the money

[@Dude-xv4os]

@@HCkevthe teeth on my channel lock lineman’s wore out. Bought a set of knipex lineman’s and they have SUPER hard steel.

[@doinkstankhammer987]

Nothing beats a Klein screwdriver!

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Agreed

[@jolkraeremeark6949]

Nothing screws like a Klein

[@hulkhuggett]

Snap on?

[@Jaigarful]

I like my Vessels

[@jknott1509]

​@hulkhuggett you can keep you strap on If it ain't klein it ain't mine

[@imken2392]

Sorry. Milwaukee stays on the shelf. Klein goes in my tool bag.

[@georgesautogarage2588]

I love my Milwauke electric tools but Klein hand tools and pliers are better than snap on in my opinion

[@Frank-ih9ew]

I have some Klein tools that are 10-15+ yrs old (and still use them daily), I rarely have to replace them but it's b/c I lose them. They put lifetime warranty's on their tools because they know they'll last forever.

[@MarshallSweet]

Not an electrician, I used to be in hvac so Klein tools aren't something I used often but ive still used just about everybrand of tool other than hart. I used to be a dewalt guy but I had to replace my 1/4 " driver twice after drilling a 3/8 " hole both times. Bought the milwaukee and has worked great for me for the past 4 years so far. I don't buy milwaukee for the brand name I buy it because it does and has worked for me. I still have my dewalt grease gun though because that has never failed. So to anyone getting into the trades remember this. It doesn't matter what brand of tools you buy you will still be ridiculed for it, just buy what works best for you.

[@jasonweaver1252]

Klein is one reason I shop at home depot I love milwaukee power tools but not replacing my klein hand tools with milwaukee. As an electrician klein will always be my tool. Looks like I'll be going to lowes

[@AFatherToTheFatherless]

I will never pay $40 for 1 plier and I'm a pro mechanic. This is a fail move by home Depot

[@gzqgtq]

I guess if Home Depot doesn't sell Klein, then I'll go to Lowe's to get Klein tools.

[@davidmazzoli4108]

Huge selection of Klein at Lowe’s now

[@bob8776]

Klein has a giant section just to the side of the lumber entrance at my local Lowe’s. I rarely look at their tools since they’re typically in the electrical aisle but I looked through everything when I noticed they moved up front. Where they buy space is important

[@chrislabat4712]

Guys I have an idea why don’t we all just use the tools we like and find better than others if Klein has one tool that’s better and Milwaukee has another that is better than the other brand ima just buy two separate tools meant for different things and not pay attention to the name and go with what gets the job done more efficiently and makes my life easier

[@brianmason8400]

Been a mechanic for 30+ years. I've actually been replacing my SO cordless tools w Milwaukee, but for the price Milwaukee asks for the hand tools, you don't get much for the $.

[@jjrobiso]

If it ain’t Klein it ain’t mine. Electrician apprentice here. I love my Klein and everyone around my shop has em.

[@justpassingthrough3166]

I'm not even an electrician but I keep the electrical part of my DIY tool bag for home projects and such stuffed with Klein and Knipex.

[@NakedEmperor]

Milwaukee is the best for power tools. Not hand tools. Assembled in America and parts made around the world

[@spaethcustoms4856]

Those pliers are 100% made in the USA!!!

[@noahholt482]

@@bigluisjayroganok Herclese

[@spaethcustoms4856]

@bigluisjayrogan yeah, ok... you do you bud

[@NakedEmperor]

@@spaethcustoms4856 he has an office job

[@saxman2324]

@@bigluisjayroganfound the harbor freight user 😂

[@Official_Walmart_Bag]

I love the m12 and the pack out but they will never make me leave Klein

[@lynnparfait]

Just a heads up Klein tools are coming back to Home Depot in December. You’ll be able to find them in Hardware

[@jordanscottmacaulay]

Electrician here. When I finished trade school they gave a Greenlee and a fluke meter to students with the 2 best grades. I had the 3rd best grade. It was the year Milwaukee came out with their meter and Milwaukee sent a representative to the school so they gave the Milwaukee to the student with the highest grade and I was given the Greenlee. Shit deal for the top guy but I walked away happy.

[@realrealonerealrealone2182]

Klein is the best irreplaceable as far as overall quality

[@Barbaratio]

I wish box stored sold Knipex, those are some damn good pliers.

[@eyellgeteven9928]

@@Barbaratio I just wish they weren't so damn expensive! People complain about Klien prices, but Knipex are crazy expensive.

[@Barbaratio]

@@eyellgeteven9928 high quality stuff though.

[@narutobroken]

Knipex is better

[@narutobroken]

@@BarbaratioMenards carry’s Knipex, they are such a great store

[@buck6604]

Milwaukee USA prices now making a strong case for vastly superior Snap On tools.

[@Cj-xl3jv]

As an aircraft mechanic, I’ve been loving Milwaukee and Gear Wrench’s hand tools. They’ve both come a long way. Klein is solid too but I think the name is just old now. Similar to crapsman

[@TCreatorO]

I dont think it will be replaced, but Im more than willing to give it a try, so all my tools can match 😅

[@camerons.8322]

Glad to see the Milwaukee punchdown tool making it into stores. Very happy with that thing.

[@ajmoore1501]

Not surprising. After talking to a manger at Home Depot who informed me that since Ryobi is Home Depot house brand for power tools, they are going to start carrying more Milwaukee tools since Milwaukee and Ryobi are owned by the same parent company

[@rickybobby7276]

Happy to see Kleins coming to Lowes. Now I just have to go to Home Depot for Milwaukee power tools.

[@wkenealey]

Made the mistake of buying some Milwaukee hand tools instead of Klein or Malco. I won't make that mistake again. I'll just avoid home depot in general now and make special trips to the supply house for tools.

[@benjaminmasters5375]

I'm waiting for my home depot to put the USA milwaukee stuff on the shelves

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Should be any day now

[@davidperry4013]

Me too

[@mattsprayberry0]

As an amateur backyard mechanic I prefer Milwaukee power tools but the Klein electric tools for vehicle wiring

[@MattMironpersonal]

Klein tools going away was described this way to me by my store manager “it’s about innovation…” don’t remember the rest. Home Depot keeps losing brands customers actually want to buy in favor of charging more for their buddies at Milwaukee. No reason for not renewing the contract other than money.

[@ROCKNROLLMODS]

Klein is far better than Milwaukee. Can't believe anyone would pay more for that shit

[@Vlita97]

Klein has moved to Lowe’s. So I guess my money is going to Lowe’s!!

[@wildwill1970]

It's nice to see that Milwaukee's making some stuff in the USA now but I remember when they took their manufacturing overseas. Plus Klein tools are better.

[@commentz-1]

They left H.D and went to Lowe's .. but with a 5% price increase.

[@stephenleth8487]

If Home Depot keeps pushing out popular brands for Milwaukee, I'll have to find a new place to shop.

[@Lisandro6]

i’m a mechanic and i have all my power tools to pliers whatever in milwaukee. I hoped my home depot stocked more stuff. Better quality and way cheaper than snap on tbh

[@yo.mama100]

😂😂😂😂 I wouldn't trade one of those Klein tools for every single one of those Milwaukee

[@luizchacon520]

If it ain’t Klein it ain’t mine.

[@jolkraeremeark6949]

If you don't brake your Klein, you ain't tryin'

[@MrDontcareify]

Klein makes some stuff that Milwaukee doesn’t like an electronic degree finder, which is handy for electricians. Both brands are great IMO, but I like Milwaukee’s linesman’s better, especially the newer ones. Overall, I think competition is better hopefully it’ll mean everyone has great tools for less money.

[@chrisrageNJ]

I have a Klein electronic degree finder, I point it at roofs to tell me how hot it is

[@FUK-ULEZ]

I have been buying milwaukee tools for a while now in the UK, im happy to support my brethren from over the pond. So far, I am impressed with them 👍

[@mhoffman30]

I love all my Klein tools and would never give them up or replace them.

[@narutofanz4]

Klein has a much better foundation at its core, Milwaukee is a great company too but you can’t win at everything some companies just do it better

[@davidperry4013]

Nowadays there are harbor freight tools that are of high quality and performance.

[@narutofanz4]

I love Harbor Freight for their wide variety of products and tools priced for any average joe to get a job done. Ill give em that@@davidperry4013

[@thekidinthecorner123]

Walked into a lowes and they started offering Klein

[@darrylgrady60]

Yeah I saw that too. 😂 I was shocked

[@jarack3256]

Lowe's has always offered Klein tools. You just had to go to the electrical department for them. That's what Klein makes their tools for.

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

@jarack3256 no that's a lie.

[@darrylgrady60]

@@jarack3256 that’s 🧢 bro. I always went to lowes and asked and they said no.

[@jarack3256]

@@darrylgrady60 Don't know what the problem is. I've been buying Klein tools at Lowe's for the past 20 years.

[@robbiewilliamson357]

Lowes was unable to sell Klein tools prior to a few weeks ago. Lowes has an entire Klein section 10x what has ever been had at Depot. Continuing to keep a huge inventory of Klein when you are no longer exclusive is foolish and they pay big money to folks to know that kind of info. My guess is they probably decided the timing is right to play on the growing line of Milwaukee hand tools.. You’ll never hear me knock Klein… Hard tools to beat.. I do like what Milwaukee is doing with their hand tools here in the U.S., though. Competition is good.

[@johnbalzano6588]

I buy my tools at the supply house. Almost exclusively klein. Greenlee is my other goto. I don't do much shopping at the big box stores. I get a better discount at the electric wholesalers where i get a volume discount.

[@mustypork]

You just can’t replace Klein.

[@doriankitts7475]

Both greats brands but Klein is just 10x better at hand tools.

[@SteamCrane]

Used to go entirely HD, but last couple years noticed a shift to Chiesium. Now finding some better stuff at Lowes.

[@HariSeldon913]

Went into a Lowes last week and they had a sign right at the entrance about carrying Klein tools.

[@AquaTech225]

Knipex&Wera hand tools, Fluke Meter an Milwaukee battery tools. The hell with the rest.

[@KansasTools]

You may pay for the name, but you can’t put a price on freedom 🇺🇸

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Depends on how much the bail is

[@MrWzeljunior]

​@@ToolswithSoAlz😂

[@swankshire6939]

I only bought Klein tools as a networking tech. We had company supplied Milwaukee power tools but my basic tools were all Klein. Their electrician scissors were literally my favorite tool i had.

[@jamestorres5582]

Milwaukee is a great product . I dont have just one platform . I bought the latest gen 12 volt impact n drill combo . I love it and I'll continue to purchase their products

[@Drizz322]

As a 30 year tech... Milwaukee will never replace my Klein tools.

[@carelvosloo5341]

Klein is a privately owned US company, the red one was founded in the US but wholly owned by a Hong Kong company

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Ok

[@Xndrew33]

My ET trade school uses Klein tools. They’re not bad, not the best, the saws are horrible to cut conduit, we get a whole set after we graduate but I think I’ll replace a few things w Milwaukee

[@austinthagreat]

I just got the mod box from lowes today I use klein for hand tools and now the mod box but milwaukee for power tools

[@andersonnettleship845]

Replacing Klein tools with Milwaukee is a serious downgrade kind of like replacing Makita with Rigid or DeWalt The price is lower but so is the functionality and quality

[@robertopics]

@@thomasgilliam3104 i think he meant TTI ridgid and not emerson ridgid.

[@robertopics]

@@thomasgilliam3104 nidec motors is Japanese.

[@stonksandspeculation1166]

Who tf would pay $35 for any sort of pliers, cutters, snippers, etc.

[@shanedottie]

Someone that uses those pliers every day of their life. It makes a big difference having a comfy pair that work well.

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Professionals

[@KC-rk1hx]

My Klein steel tying pliers were all but 60$ 5 years ago. They get used everyday. Lol I can and have cut and pounded in 3” 16d nails regularly ontop of there intended use. Aside from missing the bottom grip/rubber. The only marks on them are paint marker measurements for 2-3 inch endo’s.

[@danfromga9696]

The rule nobody talks about in construction is that milwaukee power tools are the standard, but their hand tools are below standard. Standard in hand tools being Klein.

[@diverbob8]

Our local Busy Beaver Store is beginning to transition to Milwaukee..BRAVO!

[@Mike-uk3tb]

I’ve used them both! Klein will never be replaced in my tool bag

[@jackwestcott4469]

I must’ve picked up about $400 worth of Klein stuff for around $150 when HD had it all marked down. I haven’t been to HD in a few weeks so not sure what it looks like now but it was good.

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Damn!

[@gkd258]

Nothing will replace my klien tools network toner, that thing has saved me many many hours with networking and wiring harnesses

[@user-tw8bp3yq8s]

Klein was recently put in the way back of my HD. Its by the ear buds, speakers, house cameras etc.

[@ericerto8250]

So that's why Lowe's has been pushing client tools Milwaukee is pushing their way into home Depot a lot stronger. This makes sense. I noticed that with the DeWalt tools at home Depot are becoming less too

[@lilpelusa]

I love Milwaukee but there are some tools that can’t be replaced that easy

[@Battle-Islandgaming]

Klein tools are made in Elk Grove village IL. Some are made overseas but 98% are made right here in the US

[@chaosaddictz0072]

Klein tools will for ever last the longest in their lifespan I’ve had my tools over 8+years still working like a charm

[@hulkhuggett]

The day after you wrote this your Klein tool broke. 😂

[@Dtyler171]

Just saw this the other day at a local HD, and I'm excited about it. Everything klein makes that I have tried (their fish tapes, their techy screwdrivers) seems to be cheapo, and my local HDs don't stand behind klein stuff

[@keeganwozniak]

The 2 lowes near me have 3 giant walls of Klein by the pro desk. Felt like a kid in a candy store

[@michaelodonnell8306]

I bought a whole set of the Milwaukee hand tools. All hard design issues. Klein's are the best tools for the money. How inconvenient.

[@jwar2163]

All my Electrical hand tools are Klein with a few electrical testers, main VOM is Fluke. My plumbing tools are Ridgid and Knipex, My Cordless are Milwaukee I would be hard pressed to replace my Klein Tools with any other brand. My Hvac hand Tools are majority of Klein Tools also. The 11 n 1 is the most used tool in my tool box. I do have some Wiha Tools for live electrical work. But I am retired and they do not see that much usage now days.

[@de04609]

You pay for the name… sort of. They do make good tools and they have an incredible warranty, so it’s peace of mind too.

[@McGruber1]

I have a mixture of Klein and Milwaukee. I think they both make a quality tool. I get the best of both worlds.

[@aalleezzzz]

Took a look at the only tool I have from that wall, the tiny Klein side cutters, also made in the USA…

[@DONJULUJUVY718]

I just left Home Depot literally and this popped up , I was trying to buy the Klein screwdriver with the 36 piece bits and they are only online order or ship to the store. Im in Houston Texas

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Damn!

[@davidkorosko1871]

Klein has made the jump to Lowe's. Big display in local Lowe's today. Soon they'll sell the name and Milwaukee will be kobalt quality

[@garrettstephens91]

Milwaulkee hand tools made in the USA, that's good. I'll start to be impressed when they make their power tools in the USA.

[@curtisyue182]

I saw that. I was surprised, they even have punch tools for us low-voltage boys lmao

[@Muziify]

I’m actually working on putting in Milwaukee headquarters in Canadian Homedepots. We are doing a lot of stores across canada going into next next year

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Nice

[@Carelock]

Klein is made in the USA across many more product lines than Milwaukee. I love both btw…

[@macthemec]

Im in Canada and we don’t have very many domestic manufacturers, so I support my neighbors and my local manufacturers as much as i can, i might lose a bit of profit but its worth it

[@derrelldaniels5247]

Interesting. I just went past Lowe's yesterday and they have a huge section of Klein Tools

[@Bradley-Rowe]

Milwaukee makes great power tools but I would never replace any of my Klein hand tools with Milwaukee unless they make a huge change. I’m not even an electrician.

[@deedontworry]

Love Milwaukee tools! ❤

[@davidroads419]

SOME hand tools are made in the US, but most are not, and the power tools aren't. Milwaukee tool is owned by a foreign company in Hong Kong, but they have increased their USA presence somewhat.