Thanks for Champion Cutting Tool Corp in producing some great video testimonials of there great products. Here is 45 Years Later: Brute Drill Still Crushes Competitors Drills! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcdPBHzl1V8

Good Morning All. How was your weekend? Hope they were all fruitful. We start the week with a new product from Techniweld, a big thankyou to them for being a value adding company for us and then for G2S for the second page from their current catalog. Hope your week is great. Any questions about our products just drop us a line.

Week 3 and we have had just a little traffic. I guess that is what happens when you get so busy you can't keep up and when things slow down you have time to try all kinds of things, Hmmmm. Here's another new post thanks to G2S.

Ah week 2 of our experiment. Didn't work well as no one knows we are on this again. In time someone will notice. If we do this often enough some one will comment.

We are going to begin to show weekly pages out of our flyers and catalogs our suppliers are sending us. Maybe we can get some feed back of what you would like to see.

Good Day.
It has been a year since the last post. We have been not very good at blogging. Oh well I just am touching base don't know if any one follows this but here is a new video we can share from Champion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wepsW7K6qVc

Economy and Technology hiccup 

It has been sometime that we have written something new on our blog. Just never found the time until today.
The economy is at a slower pace these days thus we need to work harder again. Sales just don't drop in on emails, faxes, or come in the, door. Now it is get out and knock on doors, and a lot of quoting.
We have noticed that the factories are not putting as much stock on their shelves either as we are beginning to see back orders more often for some of the common items we stock.

I was out the other day and went into another store to pick up an item for a customer. As I walked in there was a marker board letting everyone know that cell phones were not allowed pass the walk up stairs. I thought that strange (I didn't have my phone with me) so I asked why the notice. The reason was because of possible explosive fumes from welding bottles that are filled in the next bay over. It was determined by the fire department that a cell phone ringing or turned on could ignite these fumes. I asked the people behind the counter if they had lost any customers over this funny, yet serious issue. Yes came the response. They had asked some customers to take their phones back outside and they never returned.
Interesting isn't it. The technology we use and has been so popular can or could mess us up. No different then driving and talking, filling up at a service station, to close to the brain, etc.

Hmmmmmmmmm........