ChannelLock

ChannelLock has been producing American Made Tools since 1886. They employ over 350 Americans in the state of Pennsylvania, manufacturing more than 75 different sizes and types of pliers. Every detail commands attention so every pair of pliers we put our name on doesn’t just finish the job, but defeats it — plain and simple. Having a suite of ChannelLock pliers in our tool boxes we can attest to the quality of the tools and the fact that they not only always complete the job, but, they feel good in your hand while doing it. Continue reading

Wright Tool

American Made Tools used to be something that was easy to find. It seemed that all tools used to be Made in America. These days, not so much. Thankfully, there are still companies like Wright Tool producing great, Made in the USA, tools from their factory in Ohio. You learn a lot in nearly 100 years, the biggest is don’t put your name on something that isn’t the best. At Wright, we only forge one quality tool – premium. We deliver this by forging the most innovative and tenacious wrenches, ratchets, sockets and attachments able to handle the world’s toughest jobs. Continue reading

Chapman MFG

Chapman MFG manufactures and sells American Made screwdriver sets from Durham, CT. Established in 1936 in a garage in Connecticut, Chapman MFG has had only 3 owners in that 80+ year timeframe. All of these owners have had the same vision for the company: make the best product possible while using USA sourced materials. Chapman tools and parts are American made and assembled from American made materials. Everything from the gear inside our famous midget ratchet, to our steel and paper brochures are made in America, the way it has been since 1936. Continue reading

Boltsorter

For anyone that has been working in the garage and needed to figure out what threads a bolt has, here is a solution for you. Boltsorter is a simple, American Made tool, that will allow you to very quickly determine the threads used on most common SAE and metric bolts. The number of times we have accidentally mixed bolts is too high to admit. But, with this Ohio made tool, we’ll be able to sort them again quickly. Continue reading