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Pat writes – “It’s amazing to see the technology — from computer aided design to lasers — that goes into making what some might consider a “low tech” product. It is a reminder once again of how manufacturing is synonymous with high tech. And, you’ll see that Channellock ships to 59 countries and has a warehouse in the Netherlands to supply its customers throughout the EU.” – [via] – Link.
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Link to the media file, for those of us who don’t have a windows media plugin:
mms://207.58.198.50/video_06/webcast_2298/webcast_2298_high.wmv
I must say I did not know that hand tools were made via computer technology nor with lasers. I love tools and can’t resist buying but I’m glad to have a better understanding about how they are made. I would like to know history also. I guess I have some researching to do.
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Nice info and well presented tools.Thats quite a collection of tools. I’ll take one of everything please:)! Maybe I can just forward this page to my wife as my New years wish list!
http://www.kubatequipment.com/Lincoln-Industrial.asp