Blogger Meg Hemmelgarn of Green with Decor missed the crystal doorknobs from her previous house. Inspired by the timeless charm of this previous home, she decided to update her current house’s doorknobs with our Crystal Knob and Classic Rosette. Let’s learn more about Meg and her recent project. Please give us some more details on …
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Sara Davis, the author behind the very successful DIY home décor blog, Sincerely, Sara D., recently updated the door hardware in her home with the Studio short plate and Black Porcelain knob. She wrote a great blog tutorial on how to install door hardware and posted a very helpful video for those who want to …
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Toni Hammersley is the author of the website A Bowl Full of Lemons and the books, The Complete Book of Home Organization and The Complete Book of Clean. In addition to being a cleaning and organizing expert, she recently completed building a new Southern Revival style Farmhouse with her family. Toni and family had previously …
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The main types of door functions are Passage (doors that don’t require locking), Privacy (a door that can be locked by a button on the inside), Dummy (has no mechanical latch and acts only as a pull), and Interior Mortise (door with an active latch with skeleton key lock). Learn more about each function through …
As discussed in a previous blog, there are many coolant management best practices you can use to extend your coolant’s lifespan. Using a coolant mixer to mix your coolant accurately is one of them. The process of mixing your coolant, also known as the process of emulsification, is an extremely important step. When your coolant …
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Today, there is no shortage of milling strategies. When combined with various cutting tools and technology, there is an endless combination of solutions shops can use to boost productivity. So, how can you go about developing the right solution for your shop? You’ll need to clearly understand the benefits and challenges of various milling strategies. …
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Have you ever been driving down the highway and had your vehicle start shaking so badly that you feel like it is going to fall apart? We have all experienced tire unbalance — and it’s extremely annoying. Tire unbalance is typically caused by wear and tear, hitting a pothole, or even a buildup of mud …
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About CTMA The Canadian Tooling & Machining Association is a not-for-profit organization that was established in 1963 by uniting various tooling industry trade associations. CTMA represents the interests of the Canadian tooling and precision metalworking industries, supporting almost every conceivable manufacturing segment in Canada including automotive, aerospace, medical, mining, energy and consumer products. Triumph Tool …
How to Choose the Right Work Holding Device for 5-Axis Machining When a shop acquires its first 5-Axis machining center, there is a lot of new information to be learned, from new and more complex programming techniques to choosing the right work holding device. These machines can tilt, rotate and position parts in ways that …
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