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Dream Team 2
Meet the brainpower behind your next tool
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(March 1, 2007)
Hall of Fame 2005
Honoring the people behind the tools that changed our lives.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(January 25, 2005)
Hall of Fame 2004
Honoring the People Behind the Tools
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(January 1, 2004)
Hall of Fame 2003
Honoring the people behind the tools that changed our lives.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(January 27, 2003)
Hall of Fame 2002
Welcome to Tools of the Trade's third annual Hall of Fame.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(January 1, 2002)
Hall of Fame 2001
Honoring the people behind the tools that changed our lives.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(January 1, 2001)
Steve Richman, Bosch
Like the captain at the helm of a large ship, Steve Richman is steering one of the world's largest tool companies towards a new horizon.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(March 1, 2002)
President's Tour: Rick Gerwe, Senco Fastening Systems
There's a quiet revolution going on at Senco Fastening Systems.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(July 1, 2002)
President's Tour: John Schiech, DeWalt
John Schiech is a humble man even though he rides herd on a powerfully surging company.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(January 1, 2002)
President's Tour: Dan Perry, Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp.
Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp.'s president offers his take on the business.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(November 1, 2002)
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Tools of the Trade magazine presented its first Lifetime Achievement Award to living legend Marshall Burns at the JLC Live Show in Providence, R.I., in March. Burns started working with his father in 1937 making saw blades, often traveling to remote sawmills in the Maine woods to set up the 5-foot-diameter circular blades used to rip huge logs into lumber. Even at 80 years of age he was still making the same trips to hammer those huge blades flat so they'd spin true, and he remains an outspoken advocate of hammer-tempered saw blades today. 