Gulf Wave
We love companies that produce products for very specific markets. There are so many out there that we'll never get to them all. However, today we will get to Gulf Wave products. Gulf Wave manufactures custom material handling equipment and fabrication tables right here in the United States. Specifically in Indianapolis, Indiana. It's not only the professionals who use equipment like this either. Some of us like to tinker on our own small fabrication projects and we can personally attest to the helpfulness of having the proper equipment when doing so. What may seem to be a simple table to some will allow others to be more efficient with their projects! Continue reading
Carbide 3D
There are some machines that we simply find awesome and fascinating. Amount those are CNC Machines. Lucky for us, and anyone who has the need, Carbide 3D has taken the awesomeness of CNC Machining and brought it to your desktop. Even cooler, quality matters to them and they do everything themselves: Design their own electronic Do their own mechanical design Write their own software Make everything they can in the US! If a Desktop CNC Mill is what you are after, check out their Nomad 3. A "fully integrated, ready-to-run desktop CNC mill that's at home in any environment." Continue reading
Campfire Arts
Based in Caldwell, Idaho, Campfire Arts came to be with the simple idea that "handcrafted goods make life enjoyable and beautiful." We agree 100%! You can see their full list of products but you can also break it down by category: Scouts Military Police and Firemen Faith Family Tradition Trail Life USA Martial Arts Custom Swords Original Art The United States Border Patrol Custom Wood Sword is a beautiful piece, as is the Military Custom Wooden Rudis Sword - Eagle. Continue reading
Excel
Have you visited a restroom at a restaurant lately? Or a gym? Or a train station? We have, and it seems they all use Excel hand dryers. What we did not know, until now, is that Excel manufactures all their products right here in the United States! Excel Dryer manufactures the best American made commercial hand dryers for your restroom environment. Setting the standard for performance, reliability and customer satisfaction. We also pride ourselves on giving our customers the most hygienic, cost-effective and sustainable hand drying solutions on the market. Continue reading
Gordon Brush
Gordon Brush was established in 1951 and has been manufacturing brooms and brushes in American ever since. Established in 1951, Gordon Brush® includes twelve brands, two brands whose origin dates back to 1855 and 1897. All told, the Company's twelve brands manufacture over 17,000 standard, specialty, and custom brooms and brushes for industrial and commercial applications for customers world-wide. Continue reading
Tway Lifting Products
Probably not something your average homeowner will be shopping for, but for those of you with commercial-sized needs, Tway Lifting Products has your rigging and lifting needs covered with American Made products. Founded by Joseph R. Tway in 1945, Tway Lifting Products is a full service rigging manufacturer and distributor of lifting and handling equipment, wire rope, construction and mill supplies. Continue reading
Bessell Surfboards
Bessell Surfboards founder Tim Bessell has an awesome story. He has combined a love of art and a love of surfing to become one of the worlds best surfboard shapers. After legitimizing himself as a shaper, Tim returned to San Diego, California to open Bessell Surfboards. By 1987, Bessell Surfboards had grown into one of the largest surfboard manufacturers in Southern California. Tim also made a name for himself as an artist, with exhibitions as far away as Japan. Continue reading
House Copper
House Copper is a female-owned and operated venture that is unique in many ways. For instance: I’m the only known female coppersmith building and designing copper cookware in America. That's pretty cool. After a series of successful ventures (and adventures!) owner Sara Dahmen realized a few important things: American cookware designs were lost No one was actually building cookware lines, in American styles, IN America And no one knew how to do the whole process anymore (back in the day, you’d walk up the road to the blacksmith/tinsmith/coppersmith to get things) What better way to solve these issues than to start House Copper do it herself! Continue reading