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purchasing and using steel for projects

Steel is a great medium to work with to create all sorts of things. The strength and durability provides those who use it with so many options and the confidence that as long as they do their jobs right constructing things, that the steel will provide years of use with little concern of failure. How do you choose the company to purchase the steel from? How can you ensure that you are getting a quality product at the best possible price? Our blog will show you all sorts of things about steel including the best method of purchasing it for your projects.

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3 Rolling Cart Designs Ideal For Home Garage Businesses

Posted on April 29, 2016

When starting out with your own business, it's not uncommon to run the business directly from your garage. It provides a way to cut costs and have easy access to all of your business needs. As you organize the garage area, you will often want to move around equipment and supplies so you have plenty of room and versatility as the business grows. One way to provide this flexibility and organization is with rolling carts. [Read More]

From Idea To Concept: The Process Of Creating A Prototype Of A Product Made From Plastic Materials

Posted on April 20, 2016

When you have an idea for a great product made of synthetic materials like plastics, there are certain crucial steps that you must complete in order to make sure your idea is viable. It does not matter if you are creating a mechanical part or a new type of hair clip, the process of creating a usable product includes design, prototype and testing phases. If you are a novice at bringing an idea from the concept to marketing phase, the following guide can help you understand the process, from sketches to injection molding to the final design. [Read More]

How To Repair A Damaged Air Compressor Hose Using A Reusable Brass Sleeve Fitting

Posted on July 30, 2015

If you accidentally cut your compressed air hose while using it, then conventional wisdom says nothing can be done except to throw it in the garbage. However, a cut or damaged air hose can often be repaired and put back to work, resulting in savings for you or your employer. The repair process is simple and only requires a few basic tools plus inexpensive fittings. Below is how you can perform a repair on a damaged air hose: [Read More]