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Jul 23, 2026 - 07:30 AM
To check the durability of tools, inspect them for signs of wear, rust, or damage, and test them under normal working conditions to ensure they function properly. Additionally, review the materials and construction quality, as well as any manufacturer specifications or warranties, to assess their expected lifespan. I started out years ago buying Big Box store tools but soon found out they just don't last and are made specifically for the Big Box store sales. Quality is worth every penny because interrupted jobs cost you time and money and your customer doesn't want to hear excuses.
