About Me

The Right Tools for the Job

Hi, I'm Jack. I love to build things; it's my favorite hobby. Because of that, I have a lot of tools. My wife always gets me new tools for my birthday and holidays. One day, as I was organizing my tools in the garage, I started thinking: how are tools made? It was a surprise that I hadn't thought of it before. It combines my two favorite things, building and tools. I started doing some research about it, such as how tools are mass produced and the factories that they're made in. It really is fascinating to explore the tools they use to make tools. Take a look around my site and see if you learn anything new!

Industrial Equipment: Buying Vs. Renting

Posted on July 13, 2016

When it comes to industrial equipment, there is no denying that, in certain lines of work, it is a definite necessity. There is also no denying, however, that industrial equipment can be quite expensive. And, for that reason, many people choose to rent this equipment and return it when they are done rather than buying it outright. And, while that may work for some people, renting really isn't the wisest choice in the long run. [Read More]

3 Tips To Get Your Boss To Implement A Workplace Recycling Program

Posted on June 12, 2016

Reducing the amount of waste you and your co-workers create can be a great way to reduce the negative impact your company has on the environment. Implementing a recycling program in your workplace can be a simple way to reduce the amount of waste that ends up in your municipal landfill. Here are three tips you can use to help convince your boss to start recycling in the future. 1. Point out that recycling provides positive PR. [Read More]

2 Reasons To Install Radiant Heating Systems

Posted on May 19, 2016

Determining which heating system to install in your structure can often be a very difficult and confusing endeavor, mostly because all of the heating systems on the market offer their own set of benefits and advantages. However, a radiant system that consists of electric heating pads or hot water pipes beneath the floors or in the walls should be considered due to the advantages that it can offer. Listed below are just two of the reasons to consider radiant heat in your business. [Read More]

3 Improvements That Will Help Make Radiant Heating More Efficient And Reduce Costs

Posted on April 19, 2016

Radiant heating can be a great way to heat your home, but many older systems may lack energy efficiency. To improve the energy efficiency of your radiant heating, you may want to consider improvements like installing a solar water heater or updating outdated controls. If you want your radiant heating system to be more energy efficient, here are some improvements that you may want to consider investing in for your system: [Read More]