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checking on the 14th

Wright said somewhat ambiguously "the fall". They were also wondering what the headcount might be but I told them that would of course depend on the date so maybe the best way to go forward is it you guys pick a date range that might work for the most people?

Let me check in and see where they are at.

Working on the new t-shirt design now. Might still have some koozies from years before but no plans on a new koozie.

Council said they'd be participating this year. Might roll out a special axe around that time and have it available July 4th weekend for us.

Which size are you looking for?

I reached out to the Wright rep to let them know about this. Will let you know what I hear back in terms of possible dates.

Sure!

I think Wright would absolutely love a meetup / tour so let me know if that’s something that has some momentum and I’ll talk to the appropriate people. In terms of us buying more imported stuff…. I made the decision to buy more from Japanese / German tool companies lately because there is just...

I didn’t really understand what SEMA was all about when I went. I assumed it was a business to business convention of deal making. Didn’t realize it was an influencer bonanza.

Just got those Koken SAE z-series socket sets in stock. 15% off with discount code “Koken” https://www.harryepstein.com/products/koken-3-8-dr-z-series-super-shallow-1-4-7-8-6-point-socket-set-rs3400az-11

Just got those Koken SAE z-series socket sets in stock. 15% off with discount code “Koken” https://www.harryepstein.com/products/koken-3-8-dr-z-series-super-shallow-1-4-7-8-6-point-socket-set-rs3400az-11

I talked to these guys at the SEMA show. Really nice multi generation family business. They make a machinist vise for much less. We’ll get some in the shop. The quickie feature is actually really smooth and could be handy if you’re having to adjust your vise all the time. Happy to support them...

Sounds like you went at the right time. Mr. T! The best way I can explain Vegas is that you can walk into a restaurant that’s been crafted to look like a fancy French 1930’s bakery that’s exquisitely decorated with soaring ceilings and the waiters are dressed in white tuxedos and you order a...

Not part of SEMA show…