Master Force tools...

[Goose]

A coupla weeks ago, my wife was driving down the street in town and found laying in the street a 20 volt Master Force cordless hammer drill. She picked it up. It has a drywall bit in it. No idea where it came from.

Does anyone know anything about these? This one shows usual wear, but is as lively as if the battery was freshly charged. To use it, I'd need a battery charger, but I've searched both Amazon and the 'Net in general, and I can find virtually nothing about them.

Does anyone know anything about them?

 

[TimV]

No direct experience but this appears to be their website
masterforce tools

 

[Ultradog MN]

Master Force is a Menards brand.

 

[funky_g00]

Masterforce is the deluxe house brand of Menards. They are a good mid-range tool. I think they are designed to be very comparable to Dewalt or Makita. I have been pleased with the ones I have purchased.

 

[Goose]

Thanks for the responses.

I checked Menard's website and they don't list a charger separately. I might have to go to the store and see what I can find.

I'm not sure why I'm pursuing this, I'm already overloaded with Ryobi 18 volt tools, but whatever.

 

[funky_g00]

This may save you a trip. You will have to see if you have the standard 20-volt tool or a 20-volt BOOST tool.
Untitled URL Link

 

[Geo-TH,In]

X2. Friend has masterforce tools from Menards.
I think Menards is the only place you can buy a replacement battery and they are not Cheap..
I think I read masterforce tools are made in USA, not 100%

 

[Goose]

Thanks for the link.

That looks helpful.

 

[Jim.ME]

(quoted from post at 15:16:42 07/16/22) X2. Friend has masterforce tools from Menards.
I think Menards is the only place you can buy a replacement battery and they are not Cheap..
I think I read masterforce tools are made in USA, not 100%

I believe in the past you have stated and argued their tools were 100% made in USA and that is why you buy them. They are not. They are world sourced like most house brands. It's time to end that tale. Read the labels, here are a few examples.

 

[moresmoke]

A few years back, most of the hand tools were USA
made, but that has since changed.

 

[ss55]

Sell it on Craig's List or Facebook Market place for $20 and give that back to your wife.

 

[Mule Meat]

Chervon, a Chinese company makes Master Force tools. Same company that made Kobolt for Lowes.