Milwaukee USA Hand Tools - Screwdrivers and Pliers [Made in the USA] 

So, they are Klein tools, labeled as Milwaukee tools... These tools have always been made here.

@@w8stral Where'd you hear that? Milwaukee opened a whole new plant just to manufacture these

Videos like this is why I own some many tools

BANK ACCOUNT BE DAMNED!!!!!! I NEED COOL TOOLS!!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

There is no comparison to knipex.

​@harvey5159 you got that right!!

Still happy?

@thomashopper3705 honestly they are still a go-to pliers, especially the comfort grip, teeth really grab what they need to and the pliers are always silky smooth

Our thoughts are that you'll see the pliers and drivers continue to expand first, then you'll see other hand tools follow. Thanks for watching.

​@@ShoptoolreviewsGreat vid! New subscriber to here,by any chance did you ever record the Milwaukee plant tour? If so can I get a link to the video please 🙏

Because Milwaukee power tools are far more valuable to Home Depot then Klein is. So if Milwaukee wants their tools in the electrical section they are going to get what they want. Big win for Lowe’s

Well these tools ARE Klein tools as they are IDENTICAL to Klein tools sold. A couple by Channel lock. Clearly they are just rebranded as Milwaukee.

It really should piss more people off that home depot is ditching a family owned American company so they can stock tools for a Chinese owned company

Compressed forged steel is =/= to compressed powder metal. Compressed forged steel is basically a plate heated to cherry red and is then subjected to 50,000-100,000 psi of force to cut out the rough components. Those components then go through finish machining and are then heat treated to a certain temperature. Compressed powder metal is process of welding the metal powder through uses of flux in the powder mix in a mould. It is then heated till it becomes cherry red and the flux welds the grains together into a rough shape that gets machined and heat treated.

Absolutely 👍🖖

So, they are Klein tools, and channel lock labeled as Milwaukee tools... Milwaukee makes none of these tools as they are IDENTICAL to the aforementioned tools. No new product lines here but maybe larger volume at least.

​@@w8stralAfter a brief search, I don't see what you mean. Can you provide any proof or where you learned that? Not disputing it. Just bummed, is all.

@@iFixJunk I was wondering the same thing, I'm not finding anything about it. Something tells me it's not true, since Milwaukee opened a new plant just to make these tools.

Aww do you always hate this hard? Or is there something personal here that has you all worked up?

You’re technically incorrect with your assertion. Milwaukee Tool is a Brookfield, Wisconsin-based subsidiary of Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd. (TTI). Milwaukee Tool, founded in 1924, is a global leader in delivering innovative solutions to the professional construction trades, offering increased productivity and unmatched durability. Milwaukee Tool has had a presence in the US since its founding in 1924, and has invested significantly over the last decade to further increase its US footprint in manufacturing, R&D, office and distribution space. Milwaukee has designed, engineered, and manufactured products in the United States since 1924 and is dedicated to driving growth and creating jobs in the United States. Milwaukee Tool has experienced rapid growth across the globe, with sales growing more than 20% each year. Amid this growth, they’re aggressively investing in product development, and diversifying their manufacturing base through expansion projects in the United States. In the last five years, Milwaukee has invested $368 million in domestic expansion projects and now employs more than 5,900 people in the U.S. Currently, the company has manufacturing, distribution, and operations presences around the nation in Greenwood, Grenada, Olive Branch, and Jackson, MS, as well as in Brookfield, Menomonee Falls, Mukwonago, and Sun Prairie, WI, and Greenwood, IN.

There are other options with molded handles that are also made in U.S.A.

I never buy their power tools at HD. I always buy them from someone like Ohio Power or Amazon. Hand tools should be the same.

@@SciaticaDrumsis this a joke? Amazon? You may as well be buying of Facebook marketplace. And out of the online distributors OPT is an amateur. Looks like you are too. 😊

@@brianhause955 You are part of the reason why some of us didn't want to release the internet to the general public.

@@SciaticaDrums whoa you are part of THAT club?? Clearly you don’t use the internet very efficiently or you would know that Home Depot sells more milwaukee product than the rest of the market combined. The quality of product does not differ from one retailer to another. And Amazon is literally just a bunch of thieves and “wholesalers” selling you items that have either been returned already or stolen. Amazon is not even authorized to resell milwaukee product That means that the company who manufactures said product has no commitment to honor any sort of warranty or quality concern. Do yourself a favor and don’t make public comment on things you no nothing about.

ohio power tool and acme tools sell them

You can get them with the crimper.

They do... oh right, buy Klein as these pliars are off same manufacturing line making Klein tools. Klein has numerous linemans pliars with crimper/cutter etc.

Well ya, as they ARE from Klein with a Milwaukee sticker.

@@w8stral explain?

Self explanatory if you know Klein tools catalog along with Channellock. Those tools are IDENTICAL to the ones they sell and I would not buy ANY of them as other versions made by Klein and channel lock are superior functionally. The obvious here is that they also sell for identical prices. The obvious was the smooth as silk pivot of the linesman pliars. One company makes that portion--> Klein. I believe even Channel lock buys their linesman pliars from Klein. @@davekrueckeberg5170

Yes, we definitely saw molds and we had deep conversation with the engineers about them and about the process.

@Shoptoolreviews What about where they melt the metal and rubber plastic? I saw the roof all they had were air conditioners on top, no exhaust flummes how the fuck are you melting anything. China Milwaukee is so full of shit

Ok, We're liars and Milwaukee Tool are liars. Got it! We'll let this be your little secret. You do realize they have scores of buildings throughout the Milwaukee area?!

@Shoptoolreviews Yeah but they aren't factories they're for the trader's of this country

Some people really need to find a hobby…..

And none of them are actually lifetime warranteed.

Yes, these are from Klein/channel lock, not made by Milwaukee, just slapped with a milwaukee label.

no way . we don't buy products from Germany or other countries . we buy only Milwaukee and it's in the same quality and even better then Germany !!!

@@the_patriot7 Don't knock'em till you've tried them. I have used both and knipex is the superior product hands down. Any type of "good" pliers you find most likely have copied knipex. Plus they are warrantied forever no questions asked. That being said I am glad they're trying to make them here. I'll be glad when we have the best and can poke our chests out again and say Made in USA with pride.

@DocteurLivesey You can't be that simple. Do you really think China Milwaukee is making hand tools in the USA 🇺🇸 which would cost them a fortune when they use slave labor, which cost them a bowl of rice and 10 cents? You can't be that stupid, the only tools that Milwaukee makes in the USA are from companies they bought and are being made in the USA once that companies lease is up they will be made in China 🇨🇳 and they're owned by Chinese company not portfolio

@@DocteurLiveseyyou can’t fix stupid. I know we all wish we could but wasting your words here. Sorry.