About Me

Learning from Other Cultures about Industrial Equipment and Supplies

Hi, my name is Jeff, and I firmly believe that there is always at least two ways to look at any problem. Whether I am thinking about poetry or industrial lawn mowers, I try to take a comprehensive look at the issue from all angles. That means I think about the history of mowing lawns, whether or not it's even necessary, how it's done in other cultures and more. Then, l I take those diverse viewpoints, and I try to find innovative solutions to the problem at hand. This blog centers around that ideology. It looks at industrial supplies and equipment, but it also compares and contrasts the Australian way with things I have seen and read about while travelling abroad. I hope you enjoy this blog and the "wide angle" I employ when thinking about things.

Why You Should Seek Case Inserts for Your Packaging

Posted on 13 May 2015

Case inserts have been in use for many years now. They are used inside packaging cases to hold items like tools, electronic equipment, stationery, make-up products, fittings and other items. If you manufacturer handheld items that need a controlled packaging design, case inserts can help in a number of ways. Read all about it below. Provides a good presentation to improve sales First, case inserts help you to create a good presentation for your products within the packaging. [Read More]

You Have More Choices For Air Conditioning Than You Realise!

Posted on 11 May 2015

If you need to install an air conditioning system in your home or apartment, you have more choices today than you may realise. A central unit is not the only type of air conditioner on the market today, and for those who don't want something permanently installed (such as for an apartment or rental home), there are also more choices than you might know. Certain options can also save you money compared with a central air conditioning unit. [Read More]

4 Useful Yet Cheap Tools for the Weekend Warrior

Posted on 5 May 2015

There are some areas of DIY that require the proper tools for the job and these can often be expensive. But for many, general DIY jobs, you can get away with using cheaper versions of the more expensive tools. Sometimes, when you are carrying out a five minute DIY fix, a cheap tool is as useful as an expensive one, as they will both do the same job. This article looks at some of the most inexpensive tools that you should have in your toolbox. [Read More]

Why Wood? The Advantages Of Timber Crates

Posted on 4 May 2015

While wood is by far the most popular material when it comes to crates for shipping, there are always other options. Plywood is becoming popular, and yet it has some clear disadvantages when compared to its natural timber counterparts. When it comes to shipping your goods, why should you always stick with timber? The Ease Of The Manufacturing Process Timber crates are hardly ever going to win any design awards, but much of their appeal can be found in the ease with which they're made. [Read More]