Ive never seen anything like this. Anybody else noticing empty, deserted dockyards?
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The company I work for once tried to make use of Chinese-made materials because the price was drastically lower and claimed to be of the same standard.
The stuff shows up and they start building with it. Then the calls start coming in that stuff is wrong with it. The quality was so poor that by the time they paid to fix all the problems with it that it cost more than the money they originally saved. I wish I remember the details from the testing because for something listed as meeting certain standards, it failed EVERYTHING.
It worked out this time! Thanks goodness it did!
Thanks for replying, I was trying to find this thread again because it gave me an idea for the entrepreneurs around.
Presumably, there is a demand like mentioned for products made in America (Canada for me). Beating prices may not be an option, but can definitively replicate many of the products primarily made in China, except made durable and to applicable standards.
Should be worthwhile to track down some Chinese products to make equivalents that aren't broken once it is removed from the box.
"A quality tool wears out. A cheap tool breaks. There are no exceptions." Henry Ford
If this business I've created doesn't work out then I will make another one. That company will do what you just said. It will also be MAGA AF!
Seems it will be a necessity, the crazy part is, it is all stuff that was originally made in the west and copied by China or sold to them.