alt Hacker NewsYou sold a tool to the user with a claim on how it would work. If the tool behaves wrong or does not works as intended then as a manufacturer you are liable for the defect/damage not the end user who used the tool.
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strbean • yesterday at 8:12 PM
Reasonable but not what parent was arguing:
> Don't know how to operate a power hammer? don't care, any problems it causes are still your fault.
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But the tool wasn’t sold. The tool wasn’t even rented out. It remained the property of, and in the possession of, the toolmaker at all times.