Is this saw made in Japan, US, China or somewhere else?
1018560
Yes its made in China,but this is one of the best chainsaw in the market today.its just a great equipment...try it for yourself......blessings...
745552
Mine is made in Japan. Just to be safe, Please double check with the merchant. Hope this help.
1135729
Short answer....No.Made in China. I contacted them and they saiid no. Had mine for 2 years and it works VERY well. Guess I'll cross the relacement blade bridge when I get there :)
1081117
The one I have is made in China says it on the label but one of the best I have used besides Makita is a Japanese manufacture and one the largest in the world so tools are made all over the world
1173462
Unfortunately, Dewalt rotates where they manufacture the product. Mine was purchased too long ago to let you estimate where your new one may be built. Motor was Taiwan, the actual frame, type two. Probably made in China. I am not a skilled scrollsawer, so I cannot report on its quality compared to others. May have more forward/back blade motion than is appropriate. But it is an elliptical motion so I expect it.
568152
It's made in China, however, the saw-chain is an Oregon brand and that is made in USA.
768266
It is commonly said that if a Makita tool has "Made in China" it must be an inferior tool. From what I have read and believe, even tools made in the Makita factory in China have to meet the same Makita standards as their other factories. Makita tools are produced all over the world. Japan, China, USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Germany and the UK. As for this cutoff saw, I own it and have used it to cut steel re-bar, metal tubing, pipe, etc. and it has served me well. I don't know for sure where it was manufactured, but I am not worried about it at all. The warranty is the same no matter where it was put together.
831598
Kershaw's website says they are made in the US, Japan, and China. However, there does not appear to be a "made in" marking or sticker on my knife. It's an American company but the only print I can see on mine is the patent on the blade and the "Kershaw Speedsafe USA" logo
1330651
Mine says "Made in Japan." Wonderful tool! Takes the place of a toolshed's population of this and that. Wouldn't be without mine!
2279944
Milwaukee tool company. Made in Taiwan. Mine is several years old and that is what it says on the saw itself.
388656
The bladed is made in Japan; the rest of the clipper is made in China. Regardless, it is a well-built piece of equipment.
2171733
The blade says Taiwan. Whether it's made there in its entirety, or just the blade is anybody's guess. The quality is quite high, so I don't think China was involved at all.
1508964
I think it is made in Japan because its head office is in Japan but its parts and service support are in US, Canada, and Australia.
1298542
It's made in Japan. PS I am really happy with it. The "false edge" on the back side near the point is also sharpened.
1949013
The blades are made in either Germany (the more expensive) or Japan (cheaper models). As for the rest and the assembly, I don't know. The German blades have a serial number on the opposite side from the Gerber logo, the Japanese have nothing. This is as of a little over a year ago, I have a cousin who visited the German plant while he was stationed there.
908132
It is assembled in Oregon where Kershaw has a plant. I understand your question as referring to the steel used, which would be U.S. or Japan. Either one is a good product.
1918239
I bought mine last week of December 2013 - shows to be made in China. I think a few years ago they were made in Japan and had a better reputation. I usually buy the cheapest saw i can find and this one cost almost double. I'm glad i got it though. Cuts good, purrs like a kitten on idle and easy to start. course I've only had it a month. I'm an old guy and just trim spouts and fallen trees mostly. I like the light weight. Quality appears decent. Oregon bar and chain, which i always preferred to put on those cheaper saws.