Behind the Scenes at HQ

If 2020 was all about a staggering increase of production amid an intense surge of interest in our products, see what 2021 has in store.
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October 31, 2024
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If 2020 was all about a staggering increase of production amid an intense surge of interest in our products, 2021 has so far been about consolidating those gains in the awareness of our company, refining packaging and processes, and completing orders for the last round of Dash-Board® version 9.0.


We expect August delivery of the first batch of our long-anticipated custom bench frame extrusion that will take everything to the next level in terms of consistency, accuracy, and speed of assembly. A big bonus is that this new design also sheds an amazing 5lbs (2.26kg) from the Dash-Board®. Over half of this first round of V10s is sold as of June 27.


We’ve refined some of our other parts and added a new one, the API-1, an adapter for the popular Incra® Fence that allows it to mount on our Track Stars™ and give you greater crosscut capacity on any table. It also works on 0.75”/19mm and 0.5”/12mm thick tops.


The next step will include a comprehensive reworking of our video and still photo library and increased promotion plus smoother international shipping. Thanks for following along!

Cheers,

Rob

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