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!

Restrict Access To Your Parking Lot With These Parking Barrier Solutions

Posted on December 30, 2015

When you have a parking lot outside of your building and want to stop outsiders from parking there, you need to consider a parking barrier system. There are a number of barrier systems to consider, but here are some of the most common types. Wood or Metal Arm One of the most basic barrier systems is a wood or metal swing arm system. The arm lowers and rises so that people can drive into the parking lot. [Read More]

3 Reasons to Invest In Power Testing Equipment For Your Fleet

Posted on November 27, 2015

Having a fleet of vehicles can be beneficial, but requir regular maintenance and repairs to keep each vehicle running properly. If you have a large fleet of vehicles, then you likely have service technicians available to handle your mechanical needs. In order to help your technicians better service your fleet vehicles, it can be beneficial to invest in power testing equipment. Here are three reasons why investing in power testing equipment can help your fleet be more productive in the future. [Read More]

3 Tips For Storing Road Dust Control Products That Contain Calcium Chloride

Posted on October 23, 2015

Calcium chloride is commonly used as the main ingredient in road dust control products because it has the ability to hold onto moisture for a longer period of time. Therefore, this keeps the dust from becoming airborne. Since the dust remains settled on the ground, this creates a smooth surface that is easy to drive on. One of the reasons why calcium chloride is so effective is due to how it is handled prior to use. [Read More]

4 Things You Need to Know to Help Your Concrete Project Go without a Hitch

Posted on September 24, 2015

Your concrete projects can't always wait until summer, and you may be in the middle of a big concrete project when the weather decides to up and turn cold on you with little to no warning. Whatever the case may be, dealing with concrete in cold weather is not easy. This is especially true if you are performing a concrete project in a high location or a hard-to-access place and require the services of a concrete pump truck. [Read More]