Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Cash for your used carbide!
Kodiak Carbide Recycling, a division of Kodiak Cutting Tools is buying scrap carbide inserts, carbide end mills, blanks, rod, mold inserts, saw blade tips, drills and more. Every machine shop has a couple of boxes of old carbide tools that lay around "just in case". Turn that in for cash! Carbide recycling from Kodiak is easy. If you live in Upstate, NY we'll pick it up and sort it for you. If you're out of the area, the US Post Office offers a "flat rate" box that ships anywhere for $8.50 regardless of weight. I would suggest double boxing and taping the contents to insure the box arrives with the contents inside. Feel free to call 1-800-892-1006 for further details.
Ship to:
Kodiak
1900 Empire Blvd. #186
Webster, NY 14580-1993
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
Are you interested in cutting metal in your own home? Here is a link to a wonderful site that sells miniature lathes for turning parts in your home shop. http://www.mini-lathe.com/ .
Mini-lathe.com is an extensive information resource for the 7x10 and 7x12 mini lathes. This site is intended primarily to help new and prospective owners understand the capabilities, limitations and frustrations of these tools and how to modify and fine-tune them to get results you might expect only from a much more expensive lathe.
Tuesday, July 18, 2006
www.kodiakcuttingtools.com , www.spotdrills.com , www.pipetapsource.com and www.buyamerican247.com are in the process of being designed to serve the metal working community. The 1st to be finished is kodiak cutting tools, there we offer world class metal cutting tools made exclusivley in the United States of America. The carbide is sub-micrograin carbide and the drills are M-7 HSS. This is a premium quality HSS, unlike companies who sell M-1 or M-2 HSS which is ok for the home handyman who needs only to drill a few holes.
Welcome to my very first posting. My name is Mike and I live in Rochester, NY. My whole career has been centered around manufacturing in Rochester, NY. I was a toolmaker for 15 years then entered into sales. I now own a company called Kodiak Cutting Tools.
