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I used to think those cheap Harbor Freight ladles were fine for small pours
Bought a set of three for like $40 last year thinking I'd save cash. One cracked on a 1500 degree aluminum pour in my Toledo shop, lost about $200 worth of material and time cleaning the floor. Now I only buy from McEnglevan. Anyone else have a tool that failed at the worst moment?
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hunt.kevin2mo ago
Why do cheap things always break when it matters?
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claire_campbell1mo ago
Isn't that just how life works?
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elliot_allen6528d ago
Doesn't that kind of depend on what you mean by "life works" though? @hunt.kevin brings up a good point about cheap stuff letting you down, but I think there's a difference between getting what you pay for and just accepting things breaking. Sometimes a $10 tool lasts just as long as a $50 one if you're not abusing it.
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