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Re: What are the healthiest machinery and tool producers in the US? And should I back up the truck to Harbour Freight? 

By: Zimbler0 in GRITZ | Recommend this post (2)
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Tools Made in the USA (20 Top Brands in 2025)

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The United States was once one of the most prolific tool-producing countries in the world, but in recent years, many of the brands that used to manufacture American-made tools have turned to cheaper, offshore production. Despite this trend, there are still many high-quality tools made in the USA.
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What are the healthiest machinery and tool producers in the US? And should I back up the truck to Harbour Freight?
By: Fiz in GRITZ
Fri, 04 Apr 25 3:44 AM 		Msg. 06273 of 06319

I'm not talking abut Harbour Freight stock, since I'm pretty sure nearly everything they sell is foreign sourced.

But I am thinking that if Americans are going to start the arduous task of re-industrializing they need basic tools, and those aren't generally made in the US any more.

But those tools hopefully will be made in the US within 3-5 years. Or are there good companies out there that survived the last 30-50 years of PUNISHING companies which produce tangibles, especially tools, and so have the requisite knowledge to take early advantage of this monumental gold rush?

I would think modernized machine-building shops would do very well in this environment. Of course, most of the heavy equipment a machine shop uses is not made in the US any more...maybe China or Germany?

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