This might be true at first you get the tools you need to get you started on the your early projects but then you will improve and may want to step out of your comfort zone and make more complex things which may require a different tools to make those new things. When i finished my first piece of training they sent me away with all the tools i needed to make a bridle which i did, but had no splitting machine ie pull through splitter and Plough Gauge i knew i would need these to make things easier and faster. And still have all those tools i started with many moons ago all were no name tools still work as good as they did then maybe even better or maybe the user got improved along the way. Yes i have tools made by Dixons, Blanchard, Barnsley, Adams Osborne which i gathered along the way, one tool i have is over 100 years old work's like a dream, much prefer older tools. Thats not to say all newly made tools are rubbish but give me a set of Blanchard, Barnsley prick irons over anything from the far east. And yes i did say Blanchard even though now we are out of the EU still would rather support economies closer to home. And yes i have brought things from the far east when i could not source them closer to home unfortunately.
Hope this helps
JCUK