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Where
we are now.
March
15, 2008
Along with this
website, we are now in the process of developing a prototype for
one of the most exciting innovations in carpentry since the
invention of the table saw. This site is devoted to chronicle the
progress of the development of this new product. Please note that
any content that represents our product is free for you to share
with anyone that you think might be interested in using or
marketing our product once it enters the production stage. However,
the product itself is protected by patent pending rights. No one
has the right to reproduce the product without the expressed
written consent of Porteshop®. Our intention is to allow this
product to be reproduced at a point in the near future.
Check out the section titled... Business
Opportunities ...for more
details.
Accept our free
promotional offer for $500 dollars off the purchase of
Porteshop.
Just complete our marketing research
questionnaire and receive a coupon by email.
I will make our
mission
easy to understand. I have worked in the construction industry for
the last 30 years. I have worked as a concrete worker, a finish
carpenter, a roofer, a rough carpenter, a cabinet maker and a site
foreman. I have also worked for myself as a contractor doing
renovation work as well as new construction. I have always wished
that the places that I worked at were more user friendly as far as
having efficient workspaces. Most job sites are far from organized.
There is never enough space to work or securely store tools
in a dry environment. There is never enough work space or workbench
space or even saw horses....especially saw horses.
Real Job
Conditions.
We all try our best when we set
up
at the job, though. If we don't have saw horses, we make some. If
we need a work bench, we can set up some saw horses and some
plywood and that works just fine for the day. We dig the table saw
and the chop saw out of the back of the truck and look for some
more saw horses to set these tools on...why don't we ever have
enough saw horses....oh, we can make some more,
right?
The Ultimate Job Site Tool
Box.
One day about 12 years ago I was
working on a job and I was so frustrated with the way our tools
were getting ruined from the rain. Every time we would get our
tools all set up, it would start to rain or snow. So we would
cover up our table saw and chop saw and wait for the rain/snow to
stop. Then a thought came to me.... What if I could devise a way
that we could keep our tools not only dry, but also usable at the
same time? Many of the other construction companies were buying
these really cool trailers to store all of their stuff in. I
noticed that most of these trailers became big, unorganized closets
that held all of their stuff. After all, the floor of the trailer
could only hold so much stuff. Then tools and equipment were just
getting piled on top of the stuff that was already on the floor.
This didn't seem to be the answer either. It seemed to take
literally hours to set up then tear down our set up every day....
day-in and day-out... I wished it could be like my workshop at
home. I have things all set up there. How can I have that kind of
efficiency here on the job?
The Concept of the Portable
Workshop.
While this innovative workshop
system is not for everyone, anyone who enjoys working with their
hands and their woodworking tools in the sunshine and fresh air
will realize what benefits The Portable Workshop can offer,
even to the week-end craftsman. If the exterior walls and floor of
your garage and/or basement are the storage places for your
growing collection of woodworking tools, you might consider
investing in the Portable Workshop simply as a way of organizing
your tools. You might even find that doing a few projects around
the house is a lot more fun and relaxing, the way woodworking
should be. Far too many woodworkers who set up temporary work
spaces in basements or garages find that it takes so long to find
all the tools, blades, bits, wrenches, hand tools, extension cords,
saws, planes, drills and attachments, that by the time you're all
set up and ready to go, the week-end is almost over with. The
Portable Workshop on he other hand, is set up and ready to use in
about 42 seconds. ....Imagine! ..... You might even discover a long
lost garage bay that you could actually park your car or truck in.
What would it mean to you to have this power at your
disposal?
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