Title: Sub-Standard Quality for OTC
Product review: When it arrived, this set was labeled as "OTC Stinger" not "OTC". While I can't confirm it anywhere, the Stinger subsidiary of OTC appears to be OTC's home mechanic (read "cheap") line of tools. (Perhaps similar to the BluePoint line that SnapOn sells.) It's manufactured in Taiwan, not the US. The kit includes a 2" and a 3" splitter, but they are not the OTC 1122 and OTC 1123 splitters. Both the OTC 1122 and 1123 splitters are made in the US. The difference in quality is very apparent. The splitters in this kit have high porosity castings and the "knife edges" on the splitters are clearly inferior to those on the "made in the US" OTC 1122 and 1123 splitters. This may be perfectly adequate for "loose" tolerance bearings, but maybe not. I'm not willing to find out and the kit will be returned.
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