Saw Trax Manufacturing has been leading the Vertical Panel Saw industry for years with our line of Panel Saws and we are excited to announce our newest distributor partnership: CPO Commerce! Founded in 2004, CPO is America’s leading online tool retailer. With over 45 online tool specialty stores, millions of professional and DIY (Do-It-Yourself) customers choose CPO for its wide selection of leading brands, great prices, and outstanding customer service.
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With the biggest booth Saw Trax has had at the International Woodworking Fair the 2014 IWF show was incredibly busy and successful. The 20′ x 30′ booth contained 4 vertical panel saws, a small beam saw and 5 different carts and dollies. With up to 9 sales people at a time in the booth everyone was busy. The six TV’s acted as extra salespeople to explain the products when the live salespeople were with customers.
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Late in September, the block buster movie “The Equalizer” starring Denzel Washington will be opening in movie theaters all over the Nation. The movie is set in a Home Depot type store that is using the Saw Trax 2064 vertical panel saw. In this trailer, 27 seconds from the beginning, you will see the Saw Trax Vertical panel saw on the left side of the screen. A Dolly Max Dolly was also used in the filming of this movie. The Dolly Max is an All-Terrain, All-Purpose dolly cart. Both tools were returned after the movie was shot.
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Here at Saw Trax Mfg. Inc., we pride ourselves on offering you the tools to handle any type of manufacturing or fabrication job. We’ve talked about many of our flagship products before here on our blog, especially our amazingly popular dolly carts for transporting heavy materials.
Today, we want to take a few minutes to introduce our blog readers to our Coro Claw flute cutter tools. These flute cutters and safety blades are designed to offer our clients the utmost protection while use as well as incredible ease when cutting through plastic and other materials.
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I was shooting promotional pictures outside of my new shop that I had just moved into. This is back in 1992, back when men were men and sheep were nervous. I had laid the stretched version of the weekender machine out on a big green tarp when my neighbors came back from lunch. They were real cabinet makers and the saw dust was evident on their shoes and saw dust tracks led into their door.
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