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  • Well ihaveairlockers, you're mostly right, but not entirely.

    If a product has an unqualified Made in USA sticker/imprintation on it, it must be assembled in the USA of at least 70% domestic components.

    If it says Assembled in USA of Imported and Domestic Components, it must but assembled in USA of 50%-70% domestic components.

    If it says Assembled in USA or Assembled in USA of Foreign components, then it consists of less than 50% domestically manufactured components.

  • Well folks... I have to say something here...

    If you are a home handy-man, then Dewalt is good enough.

    If you are in mining, oil exploration, heavy engineering or heavy construction then you require something better...

    For me, Dewalt is crap. I have witnessed alot of newbies come with dewalt. They end up with Metabo, FEIN and Bosch.

    You get what you pay for in this world. Simple.

    Made in USA does not mean MADE is USA....

  • what do u mean by "Made in USA does not mean MADE is USA...."?

  • You have to realise that the world is a planet and it's not flat. Just because the sticker says Made in USA does not really mean it is made in USA. Take Hi Lift Jacks, Briggs and Stratton and the Ford F250. None of them are made in USA. They should say Assembled with cheap imported parts. The earth is not flat any more mate, get used to it. Some things are still made in USA, that's great.. Alot is made in China and Mexico. Things are not what they used to be....

  • zzzzzzzzz.. cam action only? Good tools, but not great.

  • Sounds like a hammer drill in hammer mode.

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