r/Craftsman
Welcome to the Craftsman tools subreddit, where we talk about Craftsman tools (both power tools and hand tools), accessories, history, and the people who use them. Have fun, and remember: "discuss tools...*but don't be one*." We are ***NOT*** affiliated with Stanley Black & Decker, nor the Craftsman Tools division.
r/Craftsman Subreddit Stats & Analytics
r/Craftsman is a Home Improvement subreddit in the World category with 6,791 members. Use this page to track r/Craftsman stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.
Recent r/Craftsman growth: +8 members today (+0.12%) and +46 members this week (+0.68%).
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r/Craftsman Subreddit Rules
Constructive Participation ONLY
Although constructive criticism and good-natured banter is welcome and encouraged, excessive or silly negativity about Craftsman/the brand, or any NSFW posts/comments may result in removal of your post/comment. Repeated or blatant incidents may result in a temporary or permanent ban from the subreddit (moderator discretion).
Civility
Treat your fellow Redditors as you'd want to be treated. Respect other redditors, and treat others in this subreddit with civility. (that includes avoiding personal attacks, trolling, abuse, all the various "-isms", doxxing, and the like). Violations are subject to post removal and a temporary or permanent ban (moderator discretion).
No Spam, Promotions, short or affiliate links or Personal Sales
No "for sale"/personal or professional/social media/promotional/wiki/affiliate/giveaways allowed without express permission of the moderators.
Well-known and reputable Tool sites and searches (Amazon/Lowes/ACE/Home Depot, etc.) links are allowed--no referrals, or affiliate links. If you or someone you know would benefit in ANY WAY if someone clicked on/purchased via that link, don't post the link.
No Politics
There are subreddits for discussion of trade policies, politics, and the like. This is NOT one of them. Violation will subject your post to removal, and to immediate ban.
No "link-only" posts.
Posts or comments with just a link have been used to disrupt or evade rule 3, for phishing, and the like. To account for this, if you post a link, include a description in the comment about how this is Craftsman related (like, "this is a link about performance of the latest Craftsman CMCF710", and then the link). If it's a post, put your explanation in the very first comment of your new post.
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