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In what year was this video produced? Thanks for your response!

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That is a lot of quality control checks for every pair of pliers. Hand filing the wire cutters then checking them cutting wire and string in two different QC stations all done by hand by Amercian workers. I didn't even know all of this took place, but my toolboxes have a lot of different Channellock pliers and cutters in them.

10.45 linesman pliers 369 with stamp

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Meanwhile the new craftsman made in America video just shows all overweight ppl putting stickers on things and then putting them in boxes. Real labor intensive manufacturing going on at craftsman USA. Lol. Channellock is great.

Channellock NOS my ❤

I have question that how elevator screw work for jacking

Excellent explanation. That is a very handy machine to have in the shop. 👍

I almost took a job there on the DRAP line. I backed out because a former manager contacted me and warned me about a certain plant manager who was the yell, scream and kick trash cans type of manager. I still debate whether I should have gone to work there despite the fact that the facility ultimately did closed down.

Haha ,what a miserable job

It was really interesting to see the guy keep re working the cutters because they weren't cutting the twine correctly.

good job mike

How can I get some Florida Gators plastic cups?

It surprises me nobody is wearing hearing protection.

is jim hien and craig shellhammer still there

I have three True Temper Shovels from that time period. 👍

What's going on when crank yur handle and at one point its easy to turn and at another spot its harder to turn like its missing something??

I have been using the No. 32 for years. People don't believe me when I tell them how much these USA made units cost. Maybe they should watch this video !

If this plant goes to China, you can kiss your American dream goodbye. Great, iconic USA tools. Too bad their adjustable wrenches are now from Spain.

Thank you for making and sharing this video, this was very clearly explained and slowly walked through at each step - very good. Admittedly, it's a little confusing with all the different makes & models of hardness testers out there and what the levers/knobs do, but it seems like they all pretty much operate the same way. Do you perchance have any opportunity to make a video that walks through calibrating/resetting a hardness tester? I know you need a hardness standard to do that and then you would just run through the same process that you've shown here in order to get a reading, but what would happen if the measurement result didn't match up with the standard? How would you compensate or adjust for that? Thank you!

As a professional maintenance worker I can attest to the high quality of Channellock hand tools as being the best. High quality affordable price made in America with American steel and American sweat. It's what in my tool bag.

Thank you for the great video! I'm going into our testing lab to test my ZDP-189 knife steel and I'm expecting ~62. I was sure the file would be at least 60, do you think it was softened while grinding away the sharp cutting points? Thanks again!

Brings back memories of the two summers that I worked at Jessop Steel. I will always remember the sight and sound of the electric furnace!

Wow these are no joke. I just ordered a 32 chopper and a 35 stuffer. I am amazed these dont cost 5 times what I just paid. Looking forward to years and years of great use.

Does anybody know if this factory is still operating?

Vídeo da década de 80, possivelmente. CHannellock é uma empresa familiar, e com isso produz ferramentas de qualidade, pois há amor nestas ferramentas. Eu particularmente amos as ferramentas desta marca, elas são excelentes. Um vídeo completo de como eram fabricadas, eu acho que não mudou muito vendo alguns vídeos mais atuais. Parabéns pelo vídeo, poderia alterar o título para "CHANNELLOCK factory, how pliers are made." Vai ter mais visualizações.

That's a great value 😁

god bless these people keeping Americans in jobs staying in the USA rather then China i have 2 chop rite items there well built and true family heirlooms

Thanks Fore This I worked Years ago A Finishing Plant Fore J L In Indianapolis =)

Is this plant still open? I sure hope it is