Joanna Werch Takes
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Empire Manufacturing: Saving Tools
Tim Goldberg is proud that his company’s products — with names like TopSaver, BladeSaver and ToolSaver — are helping to keep tools running clean and well in both basement shops and high-powered factories.
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Modified Square: When Is a Square Not Just a Square?
Martin Doyle was a welder/fitter in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, when he came up with the idea for his modified square. Martin used it to try to get around the edge of a flange, but then he started showing it around, and people told him woodworkers could use it.
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Dremel: The Next Generation
You’ve probably been familiar with the traditional “Dremel tool” for a few years. Now, it’s time to check out their newest offering.
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Black and Decker: Consolidation in the Tool Industry
Tool company buffs who were paying close attention last week may have caught a glimpse — a preview, if you will — of the future of the industry.
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Rockler Woodworking and Hardware: Thirty-Four Stores…But Not Holding
Now offering its namesake woodworking and hardware supplies through retail and Internet avenues, as well as the continuing catalog, the company recently took advantage of an opportunity that was too good to pass up.
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Stud Buddies: Buddies in Storage
Now that you’re a grown woodworker – with all the tools strewn across your shop to prove it – it’s the Stud Buddy that’s ready to lend you a hand.
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Springfield High School: Woodworking’s Future
We have featured the work of students from Springfield High School woodworking teacher George Trout’s classes before – but we’re just so impressed by the great work they keep turning out that we’re doing so again.
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Bosch Power Box: Tunes to Do Woodworking By
Bosch’s new Power Box addresses both of those things. It’s a radio, it’s a CD player, it’s a battery charger, and it’s a four-way outlet.
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Titebond III: A Triumph in Glues
When you hear the people from Franklin glue talking about their latest version of Titebond, it’s likely to strike awe into your heart.
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Safetypaq: Fashionable, Functional – and Fast to Find
All woodworkers should already know the importance of safety equipment: your eyes and your ears are four of the most important tools you own.