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General adds easier-to-use CNC machinery
Monday, 06 October 2008 13:16

General International has partnered with Gorilla CNC to offer a line of Canadian-made CNC machines. The line, which debuted at IWF 2008, includes two “Junior” models — available with a 20" x 20" or 20" x 36" table — and a “Pro Series” model with a 48" x 96" table.
EZ-Mount hinge cuts out the middleman
Monday, 29 September 2008 20:43
EZ-Mount Hardware Mounting Systems recently introduced the Hydraulic Buffering Hinge for both inset and overlay frameless-cabinetry doors.
Steel City extends granite top offerings
Monday, 29 September 2008 20:36
Steel City Tool Works’ latest line of two 10" cabinet-style table saws, 14" band saw, and 6" and 8" jointers feature the company’s latest plunge into using alternative materials. This time, it’s granite. As the company’s sales flyer states, “Welcome to the New Stone Age.”
SawStop puts safety device on contractor’s saw
Monday, 29 September 2008 20:27
SawStop rolled out its new 10" contractor’s saw in June, a similar but smaller version of the company’s 10" cabinet saw launched in late 2004. SawStop marketing manager Eric Gewiss said the new saw, available in three versions, is more of a cross-industry saw for all types of woodworkers, contractors and DIYers.
Tormek introduces compact T-3 sharpener
Monday, 29 September 2008 20:23
Tormek has introduced a compact version of its water-cooled sharpening system. The T-3 has a smaller motor than its big brother, the T-7, and is intended for sharpening plane irons, carving tools and knives, for example.Page 56 of 60

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