Bet you didn’t know, but today is a day to say thank-you to that special someone in your life. No, it’s not Valentine’s Day yet, it is National Thank A Mail Carrier Day! These hard working individuals are out rain or shine delivering items throughout our country. What will you do to say thank-you?
Leave your carrier a basket of goodies on your porch
The annual Groundhog’s Day tradition was celebrated again yesterday, with Punxsutawney Phil sadly seeing his shadow, which means 6 more weeks of winter. What will you do with your extra wintry days?
Plan a weekend ski getaway
Escape to the beach
Cozy up inside and order a Lufkin Tape Measure for each of your best customers W906PD Lufkin Diameter Tape, Inches
confusing and mysterious. But in a couple of minutes, you will be able to overcome that mystery, and be able to use this type of ruler.
You would use one of these rulers when examining a scaled drawing. An architect or draftsman makes a drawing on paper, to represent a large building. It could also be a machine or a map, or something that is much larger than a piece of paper. At the bottom of the drawing, it show what scale is used in the drawing. For example: 1/8″ equals one foot. or 1/4″ equals one mile.
Architect Scale Ruler
Let’s make an example of a drawing that says 1/8″ equals one foot. Then you would use the 1/8 scale on the architect scale ruler. All the important measurements are already marked on the paper, so you wouldn’t need your ruler there. Some measurements on the paper are not marked, for different reasons. That’s when you need your ruler. In this particular case, the 1/8 scale has a mark every 1/8″. Not all the marks are labeled with a number, because there’s not enough room. It may have markings at 4, 8, 12, etc. Just set your ruler on the drawing to measure the thing in question, and simply read the number of feet on the 1/8 scale.
Halloween is quickly approaching – are you ready to be spooked? Don’t worry, if you’re like us, you might not care for the scary parts of this holiday, and just prefer going to a family-friendly pumpkin patch!
What are the things that scare you most this season?
Anything wearing a mask
Jump-scares
Unidentified noises in the dark
What is noticeably missing from this list? A Diameter Tape Measure – notspookyat all!
When you order Maglites to promote your business, you normally have your logo engraved on the barrel. Here are some Wild Ways to make this project interesting…
K3A Maglite Solitaire Flashlight
Have your Maglite engraved with your name instead of your company logo.
Engrave only your phone number. Your customer will remember who gave it to them. Research has proven this.
Engrave a picture of your face on the head or another smooth part of the Maglite, then your phone number on the barrel.
Engrave your customer’s name, not your name. This is called “personalization” in the industry. Try “Property of John Green”.
and many other people that need a weatherproof notebook. This stock tally book has a picture of the US flag. It is so appropriate today, September 29, for National VFW Day in America. You can use it in your job, or you can imprint it with the name of your local VFW, and pass them out to the members as a show of gratitude.
We’re already at the end of the 3rd week of August, which means fall is right around the corner. I don’t know about you, but I have already seen large Halloween displays at the store! In order to distract ourselves from the changing of the seasons let’s focus on what we think is, hands down, the best Pipe Diameter Tape Measure for the month of August.
If you have children, you know what time of year it is – Back-To-School season! It’s a time when the school supply aisle at every store is crowded, parents are making sure last season’s shoes still fit, and grocery lists are full with lunchbox items.
But do you know the one thing that you may have overlooked to add on your to-do list? Promotional Maglites! Slip one into your purse, glove compartment, and while you’re at it, you might as well toss one in your child’s backpack too.