[Mory Ludwick]

Ok, Andy has been working late again, but this is pretty awesome.

Mory

[LB]

Nice Porter-Cable 7519…no plug on the end.

[Wags]

I Like the Logo ! Good job Mory !

[Wags]

Good Job Andy also! But aren’t those corners suppose to have a radius on them?

[Mory Ludwick]

Andy did it.

Mory

[SMeyers]

Yes Mory, perhaps a nice ogee or full bull.

[Dani Homrich]

Great Andy, glad not to see any bar clamps

Dani

[Shane Barker]

I like it…very creative…good job Andy!

Shane

[Norm Walters]

Now that took some thought, great job Andy

[Chris Yaughn]

That is pretty cool.

[Andy Graves]

All the credit goes to Frank Chlarson (See ad on this site). He did a great job. I gave hime some input and he ran with it. If you have any branding or marketing needs, give him a call.

[Tom M]

Nice Porter-Cable 7519…no plug on the end.

Please G*d tell me you had to look that up.

Dave, remind me to send you a picture of an old Stanley prototype we have from the early 60’s. My Dad knew one of the tool designers at Stanley and you wouldn’t believe some of the stuff around the shop.

The trigger was spring loaded for stress, and the router was originally designed to be mounted to a machine.

It’s about three times the size of modern 3.5 HP routers, but was considered a three horse itself.

Torque counted for something in those days.

Tom

[Johnny Crain]

I’d be interested in seeing that Tom. I’ll be bringing several of my vintage tools to the show for display. Wait till you see the Porter-Cable rust chipper I have. This baby was government issued, is pristine and I’m going to put a sign on it that says it’s the new way for busting down a solid surface seam !

[Karl Crooks]

FAB NET …………….. looking good

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