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SawStop Industrial Tablesaw

Andy posted on 07 February 2010

Saw Stop Photo Ahhhh, the much awaited and very controversial SawStop tablesaw. There is so much good to say about this saw I’m not sure how to get it all in.

Posted in: All, Product Review

PRESS RELEASE: LG Hausys Introduces Design Contest

Andy posted on 05 February 2010

Lg Design Contest LG Hausys Surfaces and Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. (NYSE: HOT) are now announcing the official call for entries for the 2010 LG Hausys Surfaces Student Design Challenge with Aloft℠ Hotels.

Posted in: All, Press Release

PRESS RELEASE: Domain Industries Launches Sink Line

Andy posted on 05 February 2010

Santa Fe Series Sink Collection Domain Industries, Inc., has announced the introduction of its new Santa Fe Bronze Sink Collection, accentuating 14 different models with heavy duty construction and nature inspired design.

Posted in: All, Press Release

Corian - New Colors for 2010

Andy posted on 21 January 2010

Corian Color Pallete Dupont Corian is introducing 8 new colors. There are introducing 8 rich metallics, combining bold colors with striking flecks of gold or silver metals.

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How-To: Beltsander Graphite

Andy posted on 31 December 2009

Graphite impregnated sanding shoes will prolong belt life and improve performance of both the sander and the belt. Easily change out the stock, steel shoe with this flexible, self-lubricating shoe to keep belts cooler for longer life. It will also make sanding solid surface material much easier.

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EcoTop Showcased in Green Home

Andy posted on 18 December 2009

EcoTop Countertop EcoTop is showcased in this minimalist kitchen. The entire home is eco friendly and EcoTop is the perfect choice with its use of recycled paper and bamboo.

Posted in: All, GREEN Zone

Thermoforming Solid Surface

Andy posted on 16 December 2009

Corian Chair One of the great advantages of solid surface is that it can be heated and bent into many different designs through a process called thermoforming. The process involves heating the material to approximately 160 degrees celsius for specified periods of time.

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