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Dec 14 Ulbrich Appears on Meet the Manufacturers Podcast to Discuss Century-Long Expertise and Family Values Last month, Chris Ulbrich, CEO, and Jonathan Ulbrich, General Manager UNE and Corporate Director of Purchasing, appeared on Meet the Manufacturers, a new podcast series produced by ManufactureCT. The purpose behind the podcast is to give a voice to…
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‘He Saw the Light,’ by Ed Rumsey –
Editor’s note: Thanks to everyone who entered our True Tales of Woodworking Contest, in celebration of the release of Nancy Hiller’s new edition of “Making Things Work: Tales of a Cabinetmaker’s Life.” We enjoyed reading every one of the entries – it was difficult to choose a winner (a good problem to have!). We’re running…
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SOLD: Disston No. 4 Backsaw Filed for Dovetails –
SOLD: When I finally turned away from Japanese saws, this was the tool I took up for dovetailing. It’s a Henry Disston & Sons No. 4 backsaw with a 10″ blade. The apple handle is insanely comfortable. The blade is a bit pitted, but the teeth are well-formed and sharp. Saw savant Tom Law cut…