What Does the Term “Jobber” Mean?

The general definition of the term “jobber” is “a person or company that buys from manufacturers and sells to retailers”, most commonly used in the 1850-1950 period. At that time, manufacturers were mostly producing general purpose “for the trade” drill bits, not using specialized machining applications to make specific lengths or designs like today. These drills, were of medium length and suitable for a wide variety of jobs, coining the term “jobber-length”,

Tanner is happy to announce Champion’s latest addition to their hex shank tool lineup – HEX28 Hex Shank Twist Drills. Engineered with the professional in mind for use in impact drivers & cordless drills. In addition to the launch of the HEX28 Hex Shank Twist Drills, Champion has also released a new Hex Shank Step Drill Set – MSD-HEX-SET3.

Selecting the Correct Flap Disc Makes All the Difference

Flap Discs are one of the most versatile abrasives on the market today. With the ability to grind, blend and finish all in 1 step, flap discs can greatly increase work productivity and reduce overall cost. To get the most out of your money and the best end product available, selecting the correct high quality flap disc makes all the difference.

What is a Flap Disc?

Flap Discs are designed to increase work productivity and reduce overall cost by grinding, blending and finishing in 1 step. Flap Discs are constructed by layering coated abrasive flaps so when a flap wears away, a new flap will be expose with fresh, sharp abrasive grains.

Cut Metal Quicker & Cleaner Than Ever Before

Technology Meets Toughness

M.K. Morse rolls out its latest metal cutting innovation, the CTR Carbide Tipped Metal Cutting Reciprocating Saw Blade – designed with the professional in mind. The CTR Reciprocating Saw Blades cut the most difficult materials quicker and cleaner, far out performing the competition. For thick metal cutting applications between 3/16″ and 1/2″, there is no better choice than the CTR Carbide Tipped Reciprocating Saw Blades

OLFA – To Break a Blade

OLFA Invented the First Snap-Off Blade & Rotary Cutters

In 1956 OLFA invented the world’s first Snap-Off Blade Cutter and 23 years later the world’s first rotary cutter. Innovating and perfecting the way you safely cut materials has been OLFA’s goal ever since 1956. OLFA’s expansive line of knives and hand cutters have been the choice of professionals for years across numerous industries.