[grey_whiskers]

MAGA! China is Asshoe.

[Rural_Michigan]

Originmaine.com

[PMAS]

This link also lists American Manufacturers

List of American Manufacturers https://www.americanmanufacturing.org/made-in-america

[rlmorel]

Thanks...I have, in the past, attempted to preferentially buy American, and it isn’t easy in all cases. Plus, it is often more expensive.

But this is a good wakeup call for people to make those choices, and this helps.

[stuckinloozeeana]

Wanna’ save this.

[MomwithHope]

GREAT!! Thanks for posting!

[beancounter13]

Bfl

[navymom1]

Ping

[rlmorel]

I just purchased a 3D printer, and it arrived the day before yesterday...

My first 3D printer was a cheap, Chinese piece of crap, but I will admit, there were two reasons to purchase it:

• It was cheap. I didn't want to be one of those people who spends a boatload of money on something and never uses it, so I could try the craft for small money.
• It was a lemon. I had every manner of problem with it. But like the first car I ever owned that had nearly every problem under the sun, I learned all about cars. I learned a lot about 3D printing from wrestling with this.
  • As an aside, I was told that this manufacturer had 25 factories in China, and none of them talk to each other or share quality control information with each other. I fully believe that.

So, when I determined that I was really going to dig into this hobby, I made a bigger purchase, and decided to buy American.

When I decided on this model, I was told support was excellent and responsive, and the product was great, so after purchasing it, I got the initial invoice, but nothing after that, so I sent a polite email to their sales, and also left a polite voicemail on their support line asking for verification and when I might reasonably expect to have it shipped.

I understand with everything going on, things might be quite delayed, so it wasn't a negative message.

That evening I got a phone call from the CEO of the company, and the next morning, he emailed me a photo of my printer being assembled.

THAT alone is a good reason to buy American!

[northside]

Good work, ‘pede!

[ChildOfThe60s]

Interesting story about Bic lighters which are listed here. Back in the 80s I wholesaled Bic lighters to gift shops in Florida. Around that time Bic moved the manufacturing of the lighters into Mexico.
All of a sudden, more or less, I discovered that all of my lighter customers had stopped buying because the lighters were defective. In addition to that of course I had to go around and pick up hundreds and hundreds of blighters. Bic made good on all those bad lighters I had to pick up but I lost a lot of sales during that period.

I had to quit selling them. It wasn’t long before Bic moved production completely out of Mexico and back to the US. I don’t know if they still are but they were at some point making them in Canada as well.

[Cinnamontea]

Thank you!

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Bkmrk

[Batman11]

“MAGA! China is Asshoe.”

YES THEY ARE!!

[BlackAdderess]

Bkmk

[Ben Hecks]

Bookmark

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

No power tool manufacturers have a large percentage of products that are made in the USA. Many are 100% foreign made. Closest any come to made in the USA is;

https://www.dewalt.com/products/power-tools/products-made-in-the-usa

[gspurlock]

Thanks!!!

[Tunehead54]

Made In America Reference Bump. Thanks!

[metmom]

For people in CNY, mattresses made right in town are at Syracuse Mattress.

We’ve been buying mattresses from them for years. They gave us a tour of their factory once, years ago.

I hear that in WNY, Jamestown mattress makes their own, too.

http://jamestownmattress.com/about-us/

[Albion Wilde]

Please check these sites out to see if they have what you need before you go to Amazon.

https://www.madeinamerica.co/pages/thelist

https://madeinamericastore.com/

https://www.madeinamerica.co/

https://madeinusaforever.com/

https://stillmadeinusa.com/kitchen.html

https://americansworking.com/guns-made-in-the-usa/amp/

https://anytownusa.com/

https://www.everythingkitchens.com/made-in-the-usa.html

https://www.themadeinamericamovement.com/made-in-usa-companies/

http://www.strictlyusa.com/

https://www.usalovelist.com/

https://arisindustrial.com/made-in-usa/

https://americanmanufacturing.org/made-in-america